Sentence examples for serious indication from inspiring English sources

We need a regulator who will investigate when there is one serious indication of a problem, let alone several".

Carsberg says the size of the deposit would be agreed by both parties at the outset, but would be "big enough to be a serious indication of intent".

Watt writes: "It is the first serious indication of a recurrent theme of Gordon's premiership – everyone around him thought there was some big plan sitting in a bottom drawer somewhere just ready to be pulled out when the moment came.

Piazza said last week that he would be receptive to meeting with the Mets to discuss a move after the season, the first serious indication that he could be bumped to first base or left field.

The death of Duke Ellington's beloved mother in 1935 drew from the great composer a work that provided the first serious indication that his gifts could not be confined to the glittering multifaceted miniatures with which he had made his name.

In the tests conducted for this country, we also find pessimistic movements of proportion of total sales that are exported indirectly (p < 0.01), a serious indication that domestic companies are lagging in creation of competitive output.

These are very serious indications.

It said investigators had "revealed serious indications that funds have been misappropriated".

Finally, the report says there are serious indications that Prevent is counter-productive.

And that, in turn, will provide serious indications of what Thomas can achieve in future.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe said the elections were marred by "frequent procedural violations and instances of apparent manipulations, including serious indications of ballot box stuffing".