Sentence examples for clearer indications from inspiring English sources

But a look at what surrounds the warehouse gives clearer indications of Homan Square's police business.

And some seem to be giving clearer indications about respecting the need for subscription revenues than others.

It also appears to be awaiting clearer indications of the effects of a program designed to ease the flow of credit through the British economy.

I would have liked clearer indications of the scene's dates, but otherwise Gregory Doran's production immerses us in the period with enormous pictorial bravura and provides a framework for two hugely impressive performances.

Press reports January 5 stated that the defense establishment had recommended to Olmert that he open an exploratory channel to Damascus in two months, a timeline reportedly linked to the completion of reviews of U.S. policy toward Iraq and the Middle East, as well as to clearer indications of Abu Mazen's intentions and capabilities vis a vis Hamas.

It might be argued that this pass-the-parcel-very-quickly approach to narrative consciousness is the sign of a failure in prose technique; that readers need clearer indications of when the point of view is changing, or at least to stay "deep" in one or other of the characters for longer periods than single paragraphs.

It's those figures that will give a clearer indication of how sustainable its business is.

Operating losses are a clearer indication of financial trends for Spotify's business.

Results: No clear-cut indication of ill effects were seen.

Clinton gives some clear indications of her likes and dislikes.

"This absence of clear evidence or clear indications is somewhat ominous," one prosecutor said.