Sentence examples similar to clear indication of danger from inspiring English sources

Photograph: Jerome Delay/AP The sense of urgency in the eyes of the Kenyan soldier in the foreground is a clear indication of the danger they're in as gunfire breaks out around the shopping centre.

This winter's floods and storms are a clear indication of the dangers of climate change, according to Lord Stern, the author of a 2006 report on the economics of climate change.

Writing in the Guardian, Lord Stern, the author of a 2006 report on the economics of climate change, said the flooding and storm damage was a clear indication of the dangers of climate change and demonstrated the need for Britain and the rest of the world to continue to implement low-carbon policies to reduce the probability of greater tragedies in the future.

There was no clear indication of the intended target.

Ms. Hunter's presence was a clear indication of that.

And that is a clear indication of what's happening".

"This is a clear indication of racial profiling.

This is a clear indication of interfacial saturation.

That is a clear indication of talent scarcity driving wage premiums for foreigners up.

This was a very clear indication of the ability of the egg to repair damaged nuclei.

None of their sources, electronic or human, have provided any clear indication of his fate.