Sentence examples for be a powerful indication from inspiring English sources

The outcome of these votes this proxy season will be a powerful indication of whether our money managers are observing their fiduciary duty and putting the interest of the small investors and pension funds that are their clients before their own.

Hacked Off group director Brian Cathcart said: "This is a powerful indication of the strength of public feeling on Leveson.

By any gauge, though, the vote -- 315 to 102 in favor of the measure -- was a powerful indication of bipartisan support.

Roger Bohmrich, a wine expert, says the fact that the personality and quality of the wines emerging from these vineyards have defied replication for so many centuries is a powerful indication that the site is critical.

While the majority opinion today did not break ground, it was a powerful indication that the value a majority of the court assigns to commercial speech is high and getting higher.

The vast diversity of plant natural products is a powerful indication of the biosynthetic capacity of plant metabolism.

But Hanna's quest for financial backing in Norway is a powerful indication of the lack of vision Norway's funding bodies have.

The near unanimity in Parliament yesterday in support of the new approach was a powerful indication of how far the press needs to move in order to restore faith in its regulatory structure.

The fact that so many people are willing to shell out some $20 per month, especially when so many other ISPs are free, is a powerful indication of the brilliant marketing campaign the company has undertaken to build its customer base.

The Latin word itself is a powerful indication of cultures that sympathize with raped women.

She also notes that signs of contempt are a powerful indication that your relationship may need outside help.