Sentence examples for hard indications from inspiring English sources

There are no hard indications Connecticut has suffered at the federal level from underreporting.

"We never had any hard indications that any nuclear warheads had been delivered to an airbase.

But here again, there's no hard indication that his embrace of Obama has hurt him.

There's no hard indication yet that Apple will include wireless charging in the iPhone 7. The technology has been around for a number of years and is on the wish-list of many every time a new iPhone is due on the horizon (naturally Taniyama-Shimura applies here).

It will change the world because it is the first hard indication that the tech-driven energy revolution is not only pending, it's arrived.

"I have no hard proof, but strong indications lead me to almost certainty," said Sismanidis.

The government fought back hard, with no indication that its far superior military machine had lost its edge against an opposition still working predominately with small-caliber weapons.

The UK government's cut in tax credits will hit Scotland's poorest children and families hard, a frightening indication of the potential impact of the proposed £12bn in welfare cuts.

Breathing hard is an indication that you're nervous and excited, which your partner will probably find flattering.

"If one were to look hard, they could find indications that — more than indications — facts that show the government is learning how to function".

From Maine to Hawaii, the governors' races had been hard fought, with clear indications, leaders from both parties said, of the same broad national climate that was testing the survival of Democrats — and incumbents — for the House and Senate.