Sentence examples for obvious indications from inspiring English sources

There are no obvious indications of blood on the front of his T-shirt that could indicate evidence of a broken nose.

In the weeks after Crawford, there were more obvious indications that Iraq was about to become Britain's problem.

The highlight of his first term was the congestion charge and he quickly made plans to repeat the trick by pressing ahead with the western extension, despite questionable evidence that the scheme was necessary and obvious indications that it would be unpopular.

The highlight of his first term was the congestion charge and he quickly made plans to repeat the trick by pressing ahead with the scheme's western extension, despite questionable evidence that it was necessary and obvious indications that it would be unpopular.

While Raman spectra are useful to identify microinclusions and intergrowth of TiChu, they do not provide obvious indications of compositional variations.

"New load-carrying equipment for ordinary soldiers and a wider distribution of personal radios - until recently the preserve of platoon commanders at best - are simple and obvious indications of how the Russian army has invested in improving and modernising its equipment overall".

In vivo subcutaneous injection of PECT MHg demonstrated that 131I isotope was immobilized stably at the injection location and no obvious indication of damage to major organs were observed as indicated by the histopathological analysis.

Mr. Browne said no obvious indication of suicide, like a note, was found in the bedroom.

Not the most obvious indication of homicidal tendencies, but Linda was undaunted.

The most obvious indication of this role reversal is when the subject of coalition is broached.

The most obvious indication is the return this weekend of Spooks, resurrected on the big screen four years after the TV series came to an end.