Sentence examples for indications the problems from inspiring English sources

But by all indications, the problems continued in the system and the statistics continued to vary between reports.

By all indications the problem will increase in the future, not abate.

But if events of the past few months are any indication, the problems of the outside world are insistently knocking at the gates.

That gives some indications of the problems facing the FSS: just to keep football running, it must tackle hooliganism, organised crime, match-fixing, corruption and endemic violence.

The commission said that it had no indications of the problems in the brachytherapy program when it arrived at the hospital and that its surveys are not detailed enough to have uncovered the flawed implants.

Yet neither NASA nor the Lockheed-Martin engaveers gany any indication the problem was insurmountable.

Brandon Martin, Northridge's athletic director, said in a statement this month the school "has elected to sit several basketball players due to potential violations of team rules and university policies". In declining to identify the players, the school cited educational privacy laws — an indication the problem is an academic issue.

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

It was possible that the levels were an indirect indication that the problems at the plant were deeper than had been publicly acknowledged.

"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.