Sentence examples for this time indicating from inspiring English sources

A year later, they repeated the process, only this time indicating what actually happened in the relationship.

Last year, researchers led by Dr. Ward reported that the types of carbon in rock changed abruptly at this time, indicating a sudden dying off of plants over less than 50,000 years.

Neither bead diameter, nor bead volume, differed significantly during this time, indicating the calcium concentration during production, and culture was not compromised with respect to alginate polymerisation, and was conducive to cell spheroid growth.

Bootstrap analysis of the USGS updated solution (Fig. 2(d)) show striking similarity in source time functions and slip distributions for the first ∼140 s of the earthquake rupture (Fig. 3(a)), and significantly more variability beyond this time, indicating the position and size of late moment release is poorly constrained by these data and inversion approach.

Not surprisingly, on Feb 6th after winning the New Hampshire primary McCain wrote another letter to the FEC, this time indicating that he now did not need public financing for the remainder of the primaries.

The phone beeps again, this time indicating a text from her sister, "I've just landed Pearl Jam tickets for tomorrow night, NYC! Meet me at my apartment ASAP". This instantly becomes her highest priority, so she does three things.

"The initial reporting that we have at this time indicates there was one shooter, and we have one man in custody," said Lt. Col. Jimmie Cummings, a NATO spokesman.

"Unfortunately the best information we have at this time indicates that US citizens are among the hostages, but we don't have at this point more details to provide to you," Carney said.

In Washington, Gordon Johndroe, a spokesman for the Office of Homeland Security, said that "no information at this time indicates it's a terrorist incident" but added that the Federal Bureau of Investigation was looking into the incident.

While the school's name has come under occasional scrutiny, school board members this time indicated they are weighing establishing better criteria for how schools are named, potentially opening the door to renaming the high school.

Most accounts of Harlem at this time indicate that blacks had to double and triple up, but the Hill and Given households had no more lodgers than their white neighbors: Adie Hakim, a 27-year-old Syrian-born bookkeeper, had three lodgers at 202.