Sentence examples for strike indicated from inspiring English sources
Ahmad Kiarostami, a friend of Namazi, said he worried that the hunger strike indicated Namazi had been driven to extreme measures by his detention.
According to the statement, reviews of the strike indicated "that along with insurgents, civilians also were killed and injured in the strike".
Media coverage of the strike indicated that Uber wasn't being punished in the least: Instead, demand was spiking, and Uber launched a fresh service in the London market.
Strike indicates the attitude or position of linear structural features such as faults, beds, joints, and folds.
She pointed to Uber raising taxi prices during the recent London tube strike, indicating the creation of a new economic model of data-led "demand pricing".
Pakistani ID cards are said to have been found on the bodies of some of those killed in the strike, indicating that the rebels may be getting support from Pakistan.Earlier, Mullah Omar, the former leader of the Taliban regime, had called on Afghans to "fight like the Iraqis to rid your country of foreign oppressors".
Analysis of displacement along fault strike indicates that a 0.08 displacement gradient is associated with the horizontal propagation of fault segments in limestones.
The buying interest at that strike indicates traders are positioning for another 5.50% decline in Toyota's shares to the breakeven price of $68.42 ahead of expiration.
Open interest at the strike indicates more than 14,000 contracts banking on the fact there wouldn't be a re-run of this saga.
The uncovered short position at the October $30 strike indicates the investor is willing to have 700,000 shares of the underlying stock put to him at $30.00 each in the event Apollos shares collapse below $30.00 and the puts land in-the-money by expiration day.
Selling 4,000 puts at the November $15 strike indicates the trader is willing to have 400,000 shares of the underlying stock put to him at an effective price of $14.43 each in the event that the puts land in-the-money at expiration.
