But perhaps the surest indication of the mayor's continuing influence was the sight of yet another member of one of Newark's most influential political families: Donald Payne Jr., in his first political outing as a candidate for Municipal Council.
But Mr. Stempler said the surest indication was the number of flights canceled for reasons other than weather.
The New Yorker, February 23 , 1935P. 9 The surest indication of the return of good times is the return of surliness in the town's box offices.
Perhaps the surest indication that the looming political season will be ugly has come from repeated Republican suggestions that Mr. Kerry "looks French".
This wellspring of Silicon Valley software creativity is the surest indication that the Java phenomenon has reached beyond the confines of Sun's public relations department.
The surest indication of Ms. Partridge's limitations at Tuesday's opening night show was her scat singing, which was of "Bobba-do, bobba-do" variety.
The strength of the story was a sure indication of the emotional chords it struck, illuminating the darkness of our fears and fascinations about video surveillance.
There's no guarantee the features will ever be enabled, but the presence of the code is a sure indication that the new options are being considered.
The track, which followed last year's album Sheplife as well as tour supports for the likes of Ice Cube, is sure indication Briggs stands as one of Australia's most promising rap talents.
But the choice of Tom Hooper as Best Director over the likes of David Fincher and Darren Aronofsky, when Christopher Nolan wasn't even nominated, was a sure indication that the Oscars are as fundamentally conservative and sentimental as they always were.
