Sentence examples for indication of the problems from inspiring English sources

"This is a good indication of the problems that will confront us," he said.

"If that's all they've got, it's a pretty good indication of the problems that the Democrats face in 2010".

Yet James Anderson's column in the Mail on Sunday had already provided some indication of the problems caused during the last week, in which Pietersen had complained of feeling lonely and isolated even before the troublesome texts emerged.

In another indication of the problems facing the project, Forest City recently sent a letter signed by the project's celebrity architect, Frank Gehry, to chief executives of many of the city's biggest corporations, inviting them to become a tenant in the "centerpiece of the project," Miss Brooklyn.

This is relevant as an indication of the problems in curbing the dissemination of antibiotic resistance and suggests that conjugation acts as a pure drilling machine, with little regard to the constitution of the recipient cell.

"Cross-marketing is an indication of the problem," Mr. Hewitt said of Block.

"The governor is out-raising everybody, which is an indication of the problem," he said.

But the difficulty with even naming this woman is some indication of the problem that the law – and society – has with accepting the concept of surrogacy.

Sandy Weill, chairman of Citigroup, provided an indication of the problem during an Oct. 5 meeting of business leaders with Governor Pataki.

But Rosa Palone, the president of Buccinasco's town council and a member of the centre-left Democratic Party, said the case of Mr Cereda was "a worrying indication" of the problem of corruption among Italy's public officials.

Dr Peter Mackie, from Cardiff University, head of the Welsh government's review into homelessness, said the statistics provided a "useful indication" of the problem across Wales, but must be interpreted with caution.