Sentence examples for greater indication from inspiring English sources

The durable goods orders, analysts said, are a greater indication that the economy is recovering, not slipping back into recession.

Nothing could be a greater indication of compromised intentions than the casting of a major actress, Viola Davis, in a tiny role as a "seer".

There can be no greater indication of the greed on which the Premier League is founded than the rejection of a £30 cap on ticket prices for travelling supporters by clubs who had just been informed they will share £8.3 billion in TV revenue from next season.

Although our structural equation model allowed for a greater indication of individual variable contribution, there may be other associations at play that we were not able to disentangle through the analysis.

The company you keep is a far greater indication of whether you'll end up honking on Satan's exhaust pipe a few years down the line.

Nothing is a greater indication of what will be left behind in the apocalypse as a shop right before it is dissolved.

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 The Musculoskeletal Services Framework recognises that the needs of different people vary across different areas and that evidence of social disparity has been reported for hip and knee replacement operations, with lower rates among the most disadvantaged, despite equal or greater indications of need.

It has a great indication of the stresses they are under.

"What a great indication of the enormous cultural influence Priscilla, Queen of the Desert has had".

It is perhaps the great indication of Sir Tom's generation-gap crisis: there's a reference to Opal Fruits.

"It's certainly a milestone — a purposely built rugby stadium is a great indication that rugby is growing in the United States," Nigel Melville, the president of USA Rugby, said.