Sentence examples for indication of the troubles from inspiring English sources

The forlorn store seemed an indication of the troubles that have reportedly plagued Ms. McCartney.

The fact it's smeared on the McLaren at the fourth race of the campaign perhaps gives some indication of the trouble the team is in.

The clearest indication of the lingering troubles can be seen in help wanted advertising.

A sign inside was the only indication of the recent trouble.

Evolution has stated that it had no indication of the impending trouble from tests it ran ahead of the game's release.

Heck's statement drew some boos from the crowd, an indication of the potential trouble that Republicans running for office may face as they try to distance themselves from the party's nominee without alienating voters who still support him.

The story of the shoe scanner is the most obvious recent indication of the program's technology troubles.

Contemporary accounts give no indication of trouble on the field involving Peel, but the influential Lord Hawke may have encouraged the press to remain silent.

Monosyllabic answers and lack of affection can be an indication of deeper troubles.

Perry Hallinan's video, screened on the theater's back wall, depicts vast stretches of highway and dusty landscapes in which the chairs reappear — an indication of bureaucratic trouble even in the natural world.

That is just one bit of the second-guessing that inevitably swirls around a team that has fallen apart so suddenly, although perhaps the first indication of trouble came at the end of last season, after Weis had announced his departure and the Chiefs collapsed, 30-7, in a home playoff loss.