Sentence examples for solid indications from inspiring English sources

But American officials said they had not seen solid indications of his death or his survival.

While it was by no means a return to the superheated market of 2005-8, there were solid indications of pent-up demand.

The first solid indications of the party mood will come on Friday when the London party announces whether Dame Tessa Jowell has beaten off a challenge from Sadiq Khan, the union-backed candidate, to be nominated as Labour's candidate for London mayor.

All other (solid) indications are that there will still be no hardware announcements at WWDC.

Solid indications of the potential revenues from mobile broadband are scanty.

There are solid indications that if the FBI does gain access to the device, it will issue another order to then have Apple decrypt the device's contents.

Producers of the show were expecting close to $1 million in ticket sales by day's end, a solid indication that an Italian-language opera can succeed on Broadway.

In the story's first solid indication that Virginia is on her way to self-confidence (yes, there is a point to all this), she flings Wolf out the window.

A more solid indication of Stevens's commitment to practice what it preaches is its redoubled efforts to launch institute-generated technology companies, even at the expense of current programs.

Mr. Blair, in his November speech, depicted Mr. bin Laden's remarks as the most solid indication to that time that the leader of Al Qaeda had a role in the events of Sept. 11.

The trigger was the appointment of John Bryant as editor in chief, which, notwithstanding his journalistic talents, I saw as a pretty solid indication that I had lost the support of management and proprietors.