Sentence examples for than indicate from inspiring English sources

But in reality the review has been disappointing and does little more than indicate that further announcements on funding long-term care will be made "in due course".

Considering that the Democrats had a worse-than-predicted showing in many states, this result probably does no more than indicate lower voter turnout among groups of women that lean left.

According to the two authors, Yousaf Butt and Ferenc Dalnoki-Veress, the two curves on the graph, showing the relationship between energy and peak power 'features a nearly million-fold error', adding: This diagram does nothing more than indicate either slipshod analysis or an amateurish hoax.

Personnel in charge may simply be following 'best practices' to secure such servers, which is security often means 'common practices' rather than indicate a measure of quality.

United's Twitter account   clarified that manager Louis van Gaal's reference to a "new injury" in his Thursday media conference was intended to differentiate Falcao's calf complaint from the anterior cruciate ligament damage he suffered in January, rather than indicate a further setback in his recovery.

"This diagram does nothing more than indicate either slipshod analysis or an amateurish hoax," they wrote.

Total remuneration will be significantly higher than indicated.

The custom dates back longer than indicated, to the time of Moses, about 3,500 years.

I'm more concerned with creating algorithms and structures than indicating precise moves.

Maybe the Chinese economy is weaker than indicated by the official statistics, which nobody trusts anyway.

Four products for people were found to have significantly less chondroitin than indicated on the label, ConsumerLab said.