Sentence examples for plenty of indication from inspiring English sources

For reasons almost too depressing to discuss few of these make it to television, despite plenty of indication both that viewers like them and also that they are of high quality – as the prizes they win and the public audiences they attract testifies.

In the comics lore, Bane breaks Batman's back, and we've seen plenty of indication that some massive brawling will go down.

There is plenty of indication that there is intense interaction between the fighting groups themselves; for example, in the recent Waziristan operation, the Pakistani Army found itself attacking Uzbek, Chechen, and Uighur fighters from Xinjiang, China!13.

There are already plenty of indications that many city agencies now, as in 1974, are having difficulty meeting their targets.

Suddenly, the Patriots were an 0-4 teand and there were plenty of indications that more misery lay ahead.

Specifically, there are plenty of indications that China and India will soon become critically less able than they are now of adequately supporting their own populations.

How do we ensure people's health?" There are plenty of indications that Indonesians are fed up with the politics of today.

For example, there had been plenty of indications that Mr Netanyahu might be visiting Mr Obama early in May, but the White House let it be known that the president was not available then.

In the past several weeks, we have seen plenty of indications that the real estate market is slowing in many parts of the country.

It is only November and no lead is insurmountable, but there have been plenty of indications that Rangers are failing where Hearts are succeeding - in teamwork and consistency.

While predictions of a housing bubble have not been proven correct, there are plenty of indications that the U.S. housing market is shifting downward, and that the days of easy money in real estate are now in the rearview mirror.