Sentences with phrase «gives at least indications»

But it gives at least indications on the universe, ambient and feeling of Mars.

Comparative websites will give you at least an indication as to whether you are paying too much for your utilities, your telephone network of your insurance.

Not exact matches

But if you can't afford that, at least give shoppers an early, clear indication of the actual cost.

This data will give marketers at least some indication of which keywords are the most useful.

These faceless senators, and the subjects who imagined them, however, have given at least a preliminary indication of where future research into the brain regions associated with picturing what will come might delve.

which should at least give a good indication of the ratios we all would need.

At the moment, her most pressing concern is doing whatever it takes to get pregnant (she's very stressed about this) and the laparoscopy will at least give us an indication of the extent of the endo and what our options arAt the moment, her most pressing concern is doing whatever it takes to get pregnant (she's very stressed about this) and the laparoscopy will at least give us an indication of the extent of the endo and what our options arat least give us an indication of the extent of the endo and what our options are.

At the least, this image gives us a good indication of what to anticipate in terms of exterior styling, and we can't wait to see the rest of the car.

We already knew that Google delayed the Nexus 7 specifically so it could match the Kindle Fire's price, and all indications are that it has the specs and extra features to at least give Amazon's tablet some healthy competition.

Granted, this score is better than none, and it can at least give you an indication of your overall creditworthiness.

And this power list does at least give us some indication of that bubble.

At least drawings and paintings give us something that's actually there, an indication of the student's talent.»

But in at least two recent articles, the Times uncritically reported Republicans» claims that the Keystone XL pipeline would hold down gasoline prices, giving no indication that in fact, experts say the effect would be miniscule at best.