Sentence examples for obvious indicators from inspiring English sources

The profile can vary, Agent Lopez said, but there are obvious indicators, like cars overloaded with passengers and proximity to the river.

But economists could get a general grasp of Iran's situation by extrapolating from a few obvious indicators, like the devaluation of the currency.

Snowdrops and catkins are more obvious indicators, as is the lovely see-sawing call of the great tit, a sound indelibly linked to balmy days in mid-February.

When meat products go past their sell-by date, consumers will notice obvious indicators that the product is not safe to eat, including a bad odor, bulging packages and a slimy texture.

Unfortunately the most obvious indicators of seriousness are a deliberate pace (to put it kindly), a lot of whispering and a strained attempt to turn the medieval romance of King Arthur and his knights into a parable about nation building.

Some add an extra layer of projection and interpretation; they adhere to a certain theory of compatibility, rooted in psychology or brain chemistry or genetic coding, or they define themselves by other, more readily obvious indicators of similitude, such as race, religion, sexual predilection, sense of humor, or musical taste.

According to published reports, Commissioner Bud Selig granted that permission, an obvious indicator of the serious nature of trade talks between the Red Sox and Rodriguez's team, the Texas Rangers.

Take the most obvious indicator, the growth rate of per capita income, supposedly a strong point of Modi's economic scorecard.

According to one local resident, the snake had paint peeling off it, which has widely been regarded as an obvious indicator that it was a fake snake.

The idea that the United States is more "internationally competitive" than other wealthy countries has been without foundation for decades as measured by the most obvious indicator — massive U.S. trade deficits with other nations, especially with Japan, China and Canada.

They struggled with the most obvious indicator that something was amiss, an October 2010 incident in which Seau drove his sport utility vehicle off a beachside cliff in Carlsbad, Calif., where it landed some 100 feet below the roadside.