Sentence examples for prime indication that from inspiring English sources

However, it's probably safe to say that Google's disclosure is a prime indication that things could be changing far more rapidly than many had expected.

The researchers began their hunt on chromosome 10 because they knew that this chromosome is completely or partially missing in a variety of cancers, especially aggressive brain tumors called gliomas--a prime indication that it carries a tumor suppressor.

He said that the prime minister's indication that the UK would enact article 50 before the end of March could actually be supportive of the pound in the very short term "because of the certainty it provides investors and businesses that the roadmap to Brexit has begun".

The headline news of the summit was the British prime minister's indication that she would be open to the EU's offer of an extension of the transition period "by a few months" to offer some assurances at home that the backstop keeping Northern Ireland in the EU's customs union and single market after Brexit would never come into force.

There was no indication that Prime Minister Robert Malval had changed his mind about leaving office in two weeks.

The effort to restart factories is by no means the first indication that Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's government aims to pump cash into the economy.

From Friends of the Earth's executive director Andy Atkins With scientists warning that we're racing towards a climate catastrophe, the prime minister gave no indication that he's going to take his foot off the accelerator.

Some of the cash, they were told, was intended for Sok An, a deputy prime minister.There is no indication that the minister took the money and neither man has commented on the accusations, which are unproven.

In his first full day on the job, the president yesterday telephoned several Middle Eastern leaders including president Hosni Mubarak of Egypt and Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, in an indication that he will devote serious attention to the Middle East early on in his administration – in sharp contrast to Bush.

But the statement by Ali al-Dabbagh, a spokesman for the prime minister, is the first indication that the government considers its investigation completed and the shootings unprovoked.

Mr. Arafat's critics say he must also hand over control of the security forces to the prime minister; there was no indication that Mr. Arafat had taken such a step.