Sentence examples for serious indicators from inspiring English sources

"But there are serious indicators he was removed".

On the other hand, since the association between alcohol, smoking and injuries remained significant even when socioeconomic status and school success were adjusted for, we feel that adolescent drinking and smoking, as such, should be considered as serious indicators of risk-taking behaviour and subsequent injuries.

Robert Erikson, a political scientist at Columbia, tells me: "It would be difficult to find any serious indicator that does not point to a Democratic victory in 2008".

In response to questions yesterday, the Fed chairman reiterated his view that the sharp rise in commodity prices during the last year was unlikely to be a serious indicator of inflation.

Two, a sample of 775 out of a union with a membership of over 1.4 million members cannot be regarded as a serious indicator of the feelings of Unite members, especially when half of those polled are not even Labour voters.

The fact that a news organization as large as The Huffington Post is hiring into a full-time Infographic Design Editor position is a serious indicator of the state of journalism to come, and not necessarily in a bad way.

If she found herself disappointed when the coin landed on one side, she took that emotional reaction as a very serious indicator of what she felt about the choice.

"The acts of discrimination and violence in schools should be taken as a serious indicator of the need to invest in better quality education, so that going to school does not mean boredom due to obsolete methods, mistreatment and discrimination", comments Sonia Eljach, Regional UNICEF Advisor on protection of human rights.

The care associated with piloting the serious mental illness indicators was divided between the doctors and nurses.

However, the capacity and performance started to deteriorate during the 1980s and the 1990s as a result of two wars and economic sanctions leading to serious decline in indicators of population health outcome to levels comparable to some of the least developed countries [ 3, 8].

In our report, the perceived stress measurement PSS [ 36] was weakly negatively correlated to increased cortisol levels but in the multivariate analyses the indicator of serious life events outperformed this indicator.