Sentence examples for plain indication from inspiring English sources

That is too great a wrench for us to give the bankruptcy system, absent a plain indication from Congress which is lacking here.

At the lean, tight performance of "Rusalka" on Thursday, conducted by Adam Fischer, Mr. Herheim had similarly found the meaning of an opera not in the plain indications of the libretto but in an alternative reading that emphasizes the audience's experience.

No apparent indications were found.

Table 4 LSI, RSI, L-S, and PSI index values of water samples in Ardabil plain Parameters Range Indication No. of samples Percent LSI (saturation capacity) <0 Waters under-saturated with respect to CaCO3 and has a tendency to remove existing CaCO3 protective coatings in pipelines and equipment 63 81.8 0 Water is saturated (in equilibrium) with CaCO3.

Previous studies have reported case series of all identified bone and cartilaginous tumours identified by clinically indicated plain radiographs for non-musculoskeletal indications, such as sinus radiography [ 13].

And that line should not be obliterated by us in absence of plain and compelling indications that the purpose of Congress was different from what the fact of the statute reveals.

According to his family, Prieto turned the rights to the design over to Osborne in 1979 in exchange for a new apartment on the high plain outside Madrid – an indication perhaps that he already had an inkling of his work's value.

Further consensus and medical education is needed to clarify the indications for plain lumbar radiographic examination.

The early indication is that plain packaging is associated with lower smoking appeal, more support for the policy and more urgency to quit among adult smokers.

That Fender insists on referring to the product as a "monitor" versus just plain old headphones is clearly an indication of its plans to market the product to professional musicians.

"Crossing," which is a young man's work in both its impressive over-insistence and just plain over-insistence -- is the real indication, as librettist and composer, of where Aucoin's talents lie.