Sentence examples for is an indication to from inspiring English sources

An ownership state is an indication to what extent an individual attributes an action or emotion to himself, or to what extent the individual deems someone else responsible.

A score of 8 or 9 indicates much worsening of complaints and is an indication to consider co-interventions.

"It is an indication to the Iranian people that their leadership is willing to isolate them further.

… What I'm worried about is, this is an indication to us as a country and as a people that, boy, maybe that pendulum swung too far.

"The recurring nature of these problems is an indication to me that the company is not doing all that it can do to resolve the problems and to rectify them," Governor Rowland said.

"California is an indication to the rest of us that we need to do our homework to make deregulation work," said Dick Olson, legal counsel with the Wisconsin Industrial Energy Group, an association of large companies.

That was an indication to Hughes that his vision might be a problem.

"It's an indication to us". he said, "that MovieTickets, and Fandango for that matter, have reached pretty wide acceptance".

"There was an indication to me that things were moving," Alderson said of Reyes's talks with the Marlins.

"It used to be that signing an advertising deal with a portal was an indication to [Wall Street] that this was a serious company and it had arrived.

Ms Leandro said the restoration of the Dreamland sign would be an indication to Margate and to Dreamland supporters that the old site was coming back to life.