Sentence examples for genuine indication from inspiring English sources

The prize is a genuine indication of appeal to children, since the shortlist of six is voted on by panels of "junior judges" in 120 schools.

Both fighters traded further shots in the third but here came the first genuine indication that the challenger had what it took to worry the champion, forcing him to stumble back with one testing right hook.

According to Dems who were on the call, Snyder told them he would "seriously" take into account their objections — which they took as a genuine indication of possible willingness, for now, to reconsider.

The question is whether that is a genuine indication of a real threat to the wild population.The answer, monarch-lovers everywhere will be pleased to know, seems to be no.

But if the whip-smart dialogue and bruising action sequences showcased at E3 are a genuine indication of what's coming, this is going to be up there with the first Walking Dead and Tales from the Borderlands as a genuine jewel in its makers' still-just-about-on-there, though-it's-been-wobbling-lately, story-slanted-gaming crown.

It could either be a serendipitous finding, or a genuine indication of altered epithelial mesenchymal interactions within a subset of tumours.

There is every reason to believe that apart from genuine indications, given deliberately or in the heat of the discussion, certain developments were deliberately designed to exercise pressure upon or to impress us.

However, we suggest that this is not a result of any lack of interest by sequencing laboratories in other sub-genotypes but is rather more likely to be an indication of genuine predominance of these sub-genotypes over the study decade.

The existence of EST (expressed sequence tag) sequence corresponding to identified bHLH motifs is an indication of genuine bHLH gene at least at the transcriptional level.

Despite these indications of genuine emotional distress, the Court held the exposure did not satisfy the “zone of danger” test and denied any recovery for fear of cancer.

- The Paraguayan government's policies and positions related to trade with the United States; indications of genuine Paraguayan interest in negotiating a trade agreement with the United States; developments in Paraguay's position on intellectual property rights legislation and enforcement.