Sentence examples for one more indication from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's announcement that major news organizations would now be carried on Facebook was just one more indication of the dire straits that the news business finds itself in (not to end in a preposition).

This along with his inconsistent record on life is just one more indication that Newt is not dedicated to protecting the lives of the unborn and doesn't share the most basic of conservative principles.

Not for flogging peerages - it's a big deal here in Britain, and should consign him to the cells - but on the global stage it's just one more indication of the corrupting nature of "democracy".

DFW was truly authentic, he fractured the narrative experience… ADAM GOPNIK: Interesting; I would have thought of JDS as the more original of the two, with DFW rising with a generation, while JDS was on an island outside of his … but your remark is one more indication of the very remarkable way that DFW is cherished by a generation of readers.

But this tepid EPA rule is one more indication that he may intend to lean more heavily on public relations than meaningful action.

The scenario, however, is also one more indication of how third party developers, even longstanding ones, remain on precarious footing when they build services that are too dependent on a platform that itself is still fairly young and evolving as it, too, builds its business.

Of those allocated to expectant management, 20/32 (63%) women had intervention before spontaneous onset of labour (or planned delivery if elective caesarean was indicated) for one or more indications, including a change in maternal or fetal condition requiring delivery (7/20, 35%), maternal request (10/20, 50%), and obstetrician decision (14/20, 70%).

This led to 35 young researchers, including those with one or more indications.

About 60%70%% of all NSCLC patients develop one or more indications for a radical or palliative radiotherapy (RT) during the course of the disease [ 6].

We will search 11 electronic bibliographic databases, included article bibliographies and grey literature sources for citations involving civilian trauma patients that proposed one or more indications for damage control surgery or a damage control intervention.

These two investigators will then independently review the full text of the articles for these abstracts and include all citations (original or unoriginal) that involve civilian trauma patients and explicitly report one or more indications for damage control surgery or a damage control intervention.