Sentence examples for much to indicate from inspiring English sources

If not for the crowds on the sidewalk, there's not much to indicate that it even exists.

There is so much to indicate that only the bookmakers have Tiger Woods as the clear favourite to make history and win his third St Andrews Open.

Nor was there much to indicate that he appreciated the magnitude of the crisis facing the euro or the case for drastic action to tackle it.In this section Rabbit in headlights Anyone want to run this country?

Neither was there much to indicate that this astonishing blitzkrieg might be on the way.

"But there is much to indicate that the judgement reached by KI last summer should be amended to scientific misconduct, which in plain language means research fraud".

The STAI-S evaluates relatively enduring symptoms of anxiety where subjects use a 4-points response scale ranging from "not at all" to "very much", to indicate the extent to which they experience each emotion.

In trading yesterday, FirstEnergy bonds were sharply lower, but not so much as to indicate that bond investors thought the company was in imminent danger.

Similar to the data from the two Youth Internet Safety Surveys (YISS) (Wolak et al. 2008) there was not much evidence to indicate deception by suspects, outside of a few claims by suspects to be younger than they were or of a different gender.

Automatic voter registration is a relatively new reform, and there isn't much data to indicate its effect on registration and turnout.

There's not yet much data to indicate whether the saga has affected Clinton's ratings, but the numbers that are available suggest it may have taken a small toll.

There is also much evidence to indicate that job stress caused by adverse psychosocial working conditions increases ITL.