Sentence examples for an indication in from inspiring English sources

The diminution of Louis Farrakhan's movement after his Million Man March is an indication in large part of the limited market for street protest.

That the President seems to have changed his mind is an indication, in part, of the bureaucratic skill of the Administration's conservatives.

Certainly, that's already an indication in trans-Atlantic travel, where fare sales are proliferating as demand slackens and capacity is shrinking.

Before her emigration, many in the anthropological establishment had considered her work marginal to the mainstream tradition, an indication in itself of how much the discipline changed during her career.

The system gives an indication in the cockpit if any boot is not working, and so far, investigators have found no sign of such an indication, Mr. Chealander said.

Still, that ABC would consider removing "Nightline" was taken as an indication in the news division that the network's parent, Walt Disney, would not hesitate to cut news to improve its balance sheet.

The flips per month figure is an indication of in-app activity.

Endometriosis as an indication for in vitro fertilization did not differ in Indians and Caucasians in our study (Table 1).

This was an indication well in advance that the was in line for an invite to the race.

Runs came off his legs, an area that had been barren in previous innings and a sure indication in a change of line from the bowlers.

The "change of plea hearing" is generally an indication someone in a case intends to plead guilty — though for Simmons, it remains unclear to what.