Sentence examples for a very clear indication from inspiring English sources

This was a very clear indication of the ability of the egg to repair damaged nuclei.

"We now have a very clear indication of what AOL thinks of the settlement," said Andrew I. Gavil, a professor at the Howard University law school.

"We have a very clear indication that that early stages in this process CSIS believed that Mr. Arar's fate was exactly what happened to him," Mr. Neve said.

Crucially, it will give those politicians who are successful on 3 May a very clear indication of what steps they need to take to make older people in their local area happy.

But when you see people standing old-school on a box – it was a very clear indication to me of what could happen if you could just distribute that a little better.

At the end of which we have a new No1, a fascinatingly mobile field full of new entries, bolters and tumbling stocks, and a very clear indication of where the power base lies currently in both club and international football.

JBW added: "Mr Justice Tugendhat gave very clear indication at court on Friday that for Snapper and the BBC to disregard our comprehensive response would not only be 'utterly irresponsible' and 'extremely foolish' but that the 'consequences for the defendant of doing so would be extremely grave'.

In a meeting with Mrs. Clinton, Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi gave "very clear indications" that China would fulfill its contracts and be a "reliable supplier," according to an American official.

In fact, the Eurozone has been exhibiting very clear indications of falling ever deeper into a brutal recession, with all of its member economies weakening at a dramatic clip.

A spokesman for Mr. Fox, Rubén Aguilar, said the federal action was necessary "because there are very clear indications of the relationship of elements of the police of Nuevo Laredo with the drug traffic".

There are very clear indications from almost every other country in the world that they are going to stick with it and in fact even compensate for any gaps led by the U.S".