Sentence examples for indications of being from inspiring English sources

The report says the crash has "indications of being a DDOS" — based on what the committee dubs as "key indicants" for such an attack: "timing and relative volume rate".

"They are showing all indications of being a great corporate neighbor".

Because she gave all indications of being temperamentally inclined to a pro-defendant position (urban, bookish, seemingly left-liberal), her advocacy of a guilty verdict weighed heavily.

He added that it "has all the indications of being a mistake of the kind that can happen on a dynamic battlefield".

India is the biggest consumer of gold, primarily in the form of jewelry and investment, but its central bank had given few indications of being a front-runner in the move to diversify into bullion.

It is more difficult to explain the individual erect stones (menhirs), which, of course, could be the symbol or seat of ancestors, especially where they show indications of being sculpted in human form.

Orrall gave every indication of being an unpredictable stage presence.

"Peter Loon" gives every indication of being the start of a new series.

They have not given us any indication of being concerned about the downturn".

And Langford gives every indication of being destined for great things in his own right.

It has so far given every indication of being even more problematic in practice".