Sentence examples for with every indication from inspiring English sources

1960 Talks on Madagascar Begin Negotiation for the independence of Madagascar opened yesterday in Paris with every indication that this independence would be granted by France without difficulty.

Over the past year, large parts of Iraq have been affected by extreme levels of violence, with every indication that things will deteriorate further.

McNamara has named an unchanged 19 for the game at the KC Stadium in Hull, with every indication that the 17 he actually uses will be the same as well.

Not surprisingly, McNamara has named an unchanged 19-man squad, with every indication that this will become an unchanged 17 for the first game of rugby league at the Olympic Stadium.

Knowing that these would keep him warm in the Arctic, Amundsen hinted that he would greatly appreciate some undergarments: Evidently very pleased at my request he now brought out some old, worn underclothing, put them on in place of those he was wearing, and handed me the latter with every indication that I was to change there and then.

Stuart Lancaster now has to decide whether to plump for the more solid virtues of Brad Barritt and Luther Burrell against Wales in the opening game of the Six Nations, with every indication Barritt's defensive prowess will count in his favour.

With Forest giving every indication that it plans to stick around this season in the race for promotion to the Premier League, Davies has been pestered by comparisons to Clough, who died in 2004.

Fuller, who was seventy last July and whose vigor seems to increase with his years, gives every indication of enjoying to the hilt his more or less constant "toing and froing," as he calls it.

Given the shortage of specific information, the government would better serve the country by not rushing forward with every new indication that trouble is brewing.

As Charles Kennedy, the normally cautious party leader, told BBC's Breakfast with Frost yesterday: "There is every indication we are going to emerge from the election bigger, better, stronger".

I started thinking about how appearances can be deceiving after an experience with a client who gave every indication of being very wealthy.