Sentence examples for major indication from inspiring English sources

Cameron's move to block the third runway was seen as the first major indication of his new environmental credentials, after his infamous huskie-hugging trip to the Arctic.

The first major indication of his decision to sell the papers was two key changes of personnel on the board of the company responsible for running them, Independent Print.

There is always a moment when a politician's actions (or lack of them) finally catch up with him, and this was the first major indication Johnson's may not be far off.

The chancellor gave the first major indication on Monday that the Treasury believes it is likely to take longer than two years to negotiate a new relationship with the EU.

Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, called the naming rights deal "a major indication of the viability of a franchise in Los Angeles and, yes, that's significant money," at a news conference Tuesday.

Motorola's announcement last week that it is working with Apple Computer to make phones that can store and play iTunes music tracks is the first major indication that the convergence of the portable music player and the inexpensive cellphone is finally upon us.

Pharmacoresistant mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (mTLE) represents the major indication for epilepsy surgery.

The major indication for MRI was a developmental disorder (9/30).

Our results contrast with other studies, as US-guided CVC insertion represents the major indication for POCUS in Brazil.

Moreover, CHC constitutes a major indication for liver transplantation in the United States [4] and Europe [5].

This, he surmises, is a major indication that they are behind and won't get their problems solved in time.