Sentence examples for apparent indication from inspiring English sources

But in an apparent indication of the tube's success, BP was already building a backup version.

In an apparent indication of just how sensitive the issue of protest and opposition to the war is here, plainclothes police confiscated the videotapes of the protest taken by CBS and Reuters television.

When the Securities and Exchange Commission settled civil charges against the company and its top executives in December, it said the investigation was continuing, an apparent indication that it was still looking into the work of the auditors.

Notably, a Russian blogger posted photos of Ibragimova in August and a warning that she was likely planning an imminent terrorist attack, in an apparent indication that she has been sought before.

In an apparent indication of its confidence that inflation was in check, the government raised retail gasoline prices by as much as 5 percent on Wednesday, the first increase in those prices in more than five months.

In a further apparent indication that the five-month-long action may be ebbing, an army spokesman, Lieutenant Colonel Sam House, said on Friday that over a 24-hour period 99 of the then 102 detainees taking part on the strike had eaten a meal.

No apparent indications were found.

In only five cases were there any apparent indications of the presence of biological agents, and these were in tiny or trace amounts.

Anyone who has spent any time in Detroit recently will tell you it is by all apparent indications a dying city.

Thus, the apparent indications from cell biology that protists lacking typical mitochondria were evolutionarily primitive were, effectively, invalidated.

When no apparent indications or clinical status changes (for instance, hemodynamic instability, active ischemia, or failed ventilator weaning) or falling hemoglobin values were documented, the transfusion indication was deemed to be 'none'none