Sentence examples for thought an indication from inspiring English sources

Staring harder, Columbus wrote, he "again perceived it once or twice, appearing like the light of a wax candle moving up and down, which some thought an indication of land".

An inability to explain these past changes is, I think, a clear indication of the inadequacy of state-of-the-art climate science.

"Very often the interface they have with principals and teachers and school staff, I think, is an indication of the larger bureaucratic issues we have".

The central bank gave no indication of what it thought a sustainable level would be.

Although P/E is often thought of as an indication of how the company has been priced in the past, it's also an indication of what investors think of its future.

The attack was not thought to be an indication of a rising threat from Sikh extremism and was directed at continuing resentment against Lt Gen Brar.

And the Dons boss thought it was an indication of how much the pair have improved as players.

Personal and historic value scenarios (H R, H D, P R, P D) were thought to provide an indication of how thresholds of damage are influenced by the two specific value contexts.

They show how different parts are connected by nerve fibres and also the thickness of the bundles, which is thought to be an indication of the importance or strength of a particular connection- a so-called "structural map".

A final aim of our study was to assess the capability of Mtb-specific CD8 T-cells to coproduce IFN-γ and IL-2, which is thought to be an indication of their multi-functionality and which has been associated with protective immunity [22].

Treatment satisfaction is important largely because it is thought to provide an indication of treatment adherence [ 69- 71].