Sentence examples for as a clear indication from inspiring English sources

That effort was not successful, but officials viewed it as a clear indication of Mr. bin Laden's intentions.

His comments serve as a clear indication of the absence of political will by the Sri Lankan government.

Reasonable people take as a clear indication of underlying crime such activity as lying about that crime, suborning perjury about it in others, and intimidating scientific witnesses.

Taking this as a clear indication of Tory priorities, the NHF would do well to consider the threat a Cameron government would pose to affordable housing".

"I see it as a clear indication that the Danes want the EU back on track," said Morten Messerschmidt, the DPP's leading candidate.

However, as a clear indication that we feel these groups should be held to the highest possible standard, a large proportion also support the introduction of routine drug testing for teachers (61%), politicians (55%) and lawyers (45%).

Dan Johnston Leeds    Sections of the print media (not The Independent) are stooping to the gutter to demonise junior doctors at the forefront of their dispute by referring to them as "militant"  – a clear indication that the Government is losing the argument.

"But the deal structure is very telling: A combination of a payment for past infringements as well as running royalties is a clear indication that there's serious money in this for Nokia".

When he launched his 2012 campaign with a YouTube video, commentators discussed the venue as much as the message -- a clear indication that television is gradually taking a backseat to the instant access of the Internet.

Marylin Schlamkow says: "Your current salary does have an impact on your future salary, as it is a clear indication to the employer of your self-worth.

However, the best chances came after Diaz came on as a sub – a clear indication of what Dallas missed throughout most of the encounter.