Sentence examples for striking indication from inspiring English sources

The Liturgy was one striking indication of how unfamiliar Tchaikovsky's music can sound.

Perhaps the most striking indication of Motorola's problems is the fall of its cellphone business.

Blanchette said such displays of loyalty were "a striking indication of just how singular the party is under Xi".

But that possibility apparently was not considered, a striking indication of how slight a role authentic security plays in state policy.

It is also a striking indication of how Mr. Putin has increasingly relied on the Kremlin-controlled TV networks to consolidate power, especially in recent elections.

It was a striking indication of how far Mr. Napolitano, to say nothing of the rest of the world, has come in the last years of his career.

There are three particularly striking indications of continued U.S. banking system weakness: –Decreased lending.

The limits on V&E's investigation are "striking" and "an indication that something very strange is going on," says Jack Chin Jack Chin, a law professor at the University of Cincinnati "The problem," he adds, "may be with this type of law practice: management hiring lawyers to investigate management…Bulldog investigators who issue hard-hitting reports are not going to get a lot of business".

These data are striking, as the primary indication for joint replacement is still pain.

It is a striking finding that the indication "post date" was recorded for almost 20% of all CS in primiparous young women.

The most striking difference in the reported indication for caesarean section was among parous patients with higher rates of scheduled repeat caesarean section in private patients (63.3% vs 46.7%, p<0.000; table 5).