Sentence examples similar to an indication of spring from inspiring English sources

He and his colleagues dove into the waters in the region to deploy acoustic recorders that detect the occurrence of whale sounds, an indication of winter breeding activity.

While it's true that a low credit score could be indicative of spending habits that are diametrically opposed to yours, it's more likely an indication of today's economic landscape.

The third trend is an indication of how today's "just managing" families can so easily become tomorrow's poor: 69% of those in the bottom fifth have no savings whatsoever.

But in an indication of the fiscal squeeze, the five-year plan made room for just $28 billion in new tax cuts from 2003 through 2007.

For an indication of popularity, last week, Sky Arts reached 0.7% of the viewing public, BBC4 reached 4%.

Unfortunately, NASS reports do not give an indication of annual winter losses.

Although the combination reduced GFR up to 12 ml/min (95% CI 15.9 7.4), we interpreted this as an reversible hemodynamic change and not as an indication of nephrotoxicity (13).

BOBBY VALENTINE used Piazza because the Mets were off Thursday and he would get a day off against the Astros this week, an indication of the importance of yesterday's game.

It was on a drab day in Paris in early November last year when Patrick Mouratoglou gave an indication of how rough 2015 had been for Serena Williams as she had chased the calendar year grand slam.

The outcome there — whether by trial or settlement — may provide an indication of how about 1,600 other cities, counties and Native American tribes may fare against the same companies and others.

If the beginning of the season was an indication of Pittsburgh's 2018 campaign, these would be chalked up as losses.