Sentence examples for enough indication from inspiring English sources

There is, in this performance, enough indication that had Mature been less compliant to studio demands, he might have had more parts of a similar tragic dimension.

That's if the sight, last fall, of Don Garber's vigorous defense of the league from the cumulative perceived slights by Klinsmann, wasn't enough indication of how significant the national team players are to the MLS picture.

"In many cases, especially capital cases," he said, "one could argue for years over whether, in fact, there was enough indication that the court did not consider it or not, right?

"There's not enough indication of any kind of economic recovery" for employers to add workers, said Linda Paulk, the president of Snelling & Snelling, a large employment agency based in Dallas.

The Windows Phone 7, for its part, is more has more integral functionality with the console than before, which is a clear enough indication that Microsoft considers the smartphone to be a gaming platform of the future, and is quite happy to let Sony and Nintendo duke it out in the handheld console market.

But referring to the possible link, Dr. Jonathan Wilkin, director of dermatology at the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research in Rockville, Md., said, "We just simply believe that there is enough indication of an association that it is prudent for doctors to quite literally act as if there is a causal relationship".

"We have strong enough indications from enough sources to plan it for the same time next year".

The data also provided enough indications of efficacy — by sending "healthies" to sleep — to allow Merck to accelerate its process, and skip a formal proof-of-concept stage.

But some experts said there were enough indications of a link between Zika and microcephaly that global health agencies should act more aggressively.

Like other claims, the suit alleges that there were enough indications of fraud that the failure to act made the bank liable to investors.

Those findings, reported in January, said that the council had not uncovered evidence that such centers had ever existed, but that there were enough indications to justify continuing the inquiry.