Sentence examples for powerful indications from inspiring English sources

Yet, at a most vital time, Jack Wilshere is giving some powerful indications that his talent is as strong as it is natural.

Zhou Fei, head of wildlife trade monitoring group Traffic's China branch, said: "The decision to phase out China's ivory market as well as today's destruction of the seized ivory are powerful indications of the government's commitment to support international action against elephant poaching and the illegal ivory trade".

There are few more powerful indications of the corruption of children in America by popular media than this unprincipled attitude toward success.

Hacked Off group director Brian Cathcart said: "This is a powerful indication of the strength of public feeling on Leveson.

By any gauge, though, the vote -- 315 to 102 in favor of the measure -- was a powerful indication of bipartisan support.

Economists viewed the report as the most powerful indication to date that the United States could well be falling into a recessionary downturn.

In the 2010 midterm elections, her endorsement served as a powerful indication of support from the Tea Party movement, which Ms. Palin has adopted has her own.

The Israeli insistence on up-front recognition from the Palestinians of Israel as a "Jewish state" is absurd — a powerful indication of growing Israeli insecurities, isolation and intolerance.

While the majority opinion today did not break ground, it was a powerful indication that the value a majority of the court assigns to commercial speech is high and getting higher.

Roger Bohmrich, a wine expert, says the fact that the personality and quality of the wines emerging from these vineyards have defied replication for so many centuries is a powerful indication that the site is critical.

The loss of the three girls, who followed a friend who had earlier left for Syria, was a severe blow to the Muslim community in east London and a powerful indication of how strong the lure of Isis can be.