Sentence examples for indication to make from inspiring English sources

As far as I'm concerned, that's enough of an indication to make me believe in his guilt.

Repurposed agents are more than twice as likely across all disease indications to make it to market compared to NCEs. 5 Repurposing does, however, have its own unique drug development challenges as described in more detail below.

"And there's every indication they want to make the battlefield the United States again".

By nearly every indication, Republicans stand to make big gains in the midterms and could sweep dozens of Democrats out of the House.

"The question is, 'Is there sufficient indication of intent to make it a criminal case?' Under the law, negligence is not sufficient state of mind for an aggravated assault".

"And a new generation of 19-year-olds who 10 years ago might have said 'Internet,' or 20 years ago might have said 'PC's' are going to be heading in this direction too.' " If the past is a fair indication, the opportunity to make money will be at least as persuasive as the potential to enhance people's lives.

On the eve of the Bowl game, the Broncos signed head coach Cubit to a five-year extension and there was no indication he intended to make any changes in his staff.

On the accompanying app, you can review your results while resting between each set and get indications about how to make your training more effective.

There's no indication Wright is looking to make the jump, but there's also no reason some NBA team in the market for a new coach wouldn't make him a big offer.

Roxburgh said he had dinner with Ferguson in Manhattan a few weeks ago, but there was no indication he was about to make the announcement with Manchester United on the verge, at the time, of clinching its 13th Premier League title during his reign (no other team has won more than three).

If Sun's performance is any indication, he's sure to make a comeback.