Sentence examples for precious indications from inspiring English sources

But this initial remark points to a much deeper level; here, it is painting that offers the most precious indications.

This measure (the CORE index; Notredame and Abergel, 2003) not only estimates the agreement among the various methods (Fig. 2) in a graphical way but it also gives precious indication on the local structural correctness (Lassmann and Sonnhammer, 2005a; Notredame and Abergel, 2003) and can therefore be considered as a good predictor of alignment accuracy.

Also, the effects of the combinations of these characteristics is used to draw precious design indications.

Yet there are precious few indications that would support the alarmists who believe that Obama is oblivious to Middle Eastern realities and will recklessly push Israel into concessions that will endanger its security.

"Politicians are talking the talk on deficit reduction but there remains precious little indication they're willing to walk the walk".

Fetal indications included precious infant, malpresentation, fetal distress, macrosomia and multiple fetuses.

Nonetheless, another senior official said Thursday night, "We are looking at it". That the White House would consider the request was an indication of just how precious every vote is at this point.

The prices of precious metals and other commodities, an early indication of inflation, are already in a bull-market phase.

Sunset is now being forced back by a precious two minutes every day, giving a very real indication that the worst of the winter is behind us.

Although in the Middle East iron had limited use as a scarce and precious metal as early as 3000 bce, there is no indication that people at that time recognized its superior qualities over those of bronze.

The watchdog said it "has indications that possible prohibited competitive agreements in the trading of precious metals were agreed" among the banks mentioned.