Sentence examples for which usually indicated from inspiring English sources

"There'd be instances of some six-year-old being sexually aggressive, which usually indicated there was something going on at home".

The exterior was described as being in "tapestry brick," which usually indicated a soft, mottled mixture of green, gray and buff; the building is now so soiled it appears to be a monochrome gray.

First, self-selection bias of the population in this trial was possible because all enrolled subjects underwent self-paid health examination, which usually indicated better economic status than the general population in Taiwan (Table  1).

It was notification that he had an abnormal test for the HCG hormone, which usually indicates doping in athletes.

Perhaps the best news for Fox was that the audience in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49ghtly in the secategoryf-hour of "The Followingrewwhich uslightlyndinathe that the viewersecondtried it liked it.

The feds withdrew the lien, which usually indicates that the IRS made a mistake.

As part of the deal, it appears that Australian VC Hamish Hawthorne is listed as a director, which usually indicates that his firm ATP Innovations led the round.

It creates that slightly uncomfortable, but now familiar feeling which usually indicates that Facebook has just taken another major step towards its overarching goal of "making the world more open and connected".

It is considered to be a "CI-like" chondrite, which usually indicates an extensive aqueous alteration as suggested by the lack of chondrules and a large proportion of fine-grained matrix (Tonui et al. 2003).

First, the D-band, which usually indicates the presence of disorder or edges defects, is very weak and the Raman signature is extremely close to the one found for exfoliated graphene on SiO2/Si [11].

As illustrated in Fig. 1b (compare the 12-mm sphere to the 8-mm sphere), the conclusion based on SUVs could be that SUVmax has increased after the treatment, which usually indicates disease progression.