Sentence examples for contrary indications from inspiring English sources
"Washington: A Life" is full of contrary indications.
Religious experience is used in Christian apologetics in two ways in the argument from religious experiences to God as their cause and in the claim that it is (in the absence of contrary indications) as reasonable to trust religious as it is to trust nonreligious experience in forming beliefs about the total environment.
A preserved title of a lost works of his, On the differences between Plato and Aristotle, may seem to give contrary indications (he is also supposed to have written a work about the unity of their thought).
Pray this doesn't extend as well to China's increasing military might, although contrary indications already abound.
On the contrary, indications for H. obsoletus populations developing on bindweed were rare.
Thus despite earlier contrary indications, targeting ODC and the other polyamine biosynthetic enzymes of L. donovani could be a viable approach for treatment of visceral leishmaniasis.
Absent some contrary indication, then, it would seem logical to conclude that when Congress used the phrase "affects the substantial rights of the parties" in the 1919 Act, Congress meant to require an inquiry into whether an error cast doubt on the verdict, not to create a class of rights as to which error was per se reversible.
These factors are substantial indicia that the legislators understood that § 307(a) as written would preclude private causes of action to enforce compliance with the Act, other than in the limited area of cases 'involving a labor agreement.' We have found no contrary indication in any of the hearings or committee reports.
A contrary indication is that it is not subject to the rules of change in a legal system -- neither courts nor legislators can repeal or amend the law of commutativity.
On the contrary, indication from biomarker analysis may have an immediate clinical implication, since the management of CKD and PE patients may not be the same [ 30, 31].
