For a herder this is a sure sign of commitment.
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A sure sign that she felt either little or nothing.
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A sure sign of Uber China getting subsumed into Didi Chuxing.
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If you're wondering whether something is off, that's a sure sign.
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For Israel, this was not a sure sign that things were changing.
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She cursed the other drivers, a sure sign that she was upset.
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Low-level reconnaissance communications appeared, a sure sign that combat was imminent.
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The robots are coming A sure sign of the coming robot apocalypse?
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He bursts into derisive laughter: a sure sign I won't get an answer.
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Both are the size of pinpoints -- a sure sign of an opioid overdose.
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In the postwar years it became a sure sign of modernity and freshness.
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Rhubarb, once planted, comes back year after year, a sure sign of spring.
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Heightened scrutiny when you're running for POTUS is a sure sign of process.
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These shoes are a sure sign that it is summer and school is out.
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This is just a sure sign that I should be done with the relationship.
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A critical, nitpicky frustration is a sure sign someone is feeling angry or sad.
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Everything setting on fire would be a sure sign that the world is ending.
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"It's a sure sign that we live in a completely topsy-turvy world," he said.
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This tiny cyborg stingray is a sure sign of bigger and better things to come.
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One sure sign of success is the ability to celebrate others' achievements with sincere enthusiasm.
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So an albino lizard was a sure sign that the scientists' gene-tweak had worked.
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Their clothes looked elegant yet comfortable, a sure sign that they were very, very expensive. . . .
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" At the very least, it's "a sure sign that you know when their birthday is.
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Cities like Baltimore even passed laws against these societies — a sure sign of their popularity.
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The big picture: The friction between Amazon and activists is a sure sign of the times.
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Between the lines: The friction between Amazon and activists is a sure sign of the times.
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A sure sign that nothing was left to chance, which is how all good conspiracies work.
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Anytime a commander in chief faces that question, it's a sure sign that something is wrong.
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Feeling stagnant or bored at work is a sure sign it's time to leave your job.
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Thus, finding it is a sure sign bedbugs have made a piece of furniture their own.
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Indifference is a sure sign that you truly are without fear, worry or hope in something.
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His answer on whether Congress should impeach Trump is a sure sign he's thinking beyond the primary.
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The suicide rate has surged to a 30-year high — a sure sign of rampant social isolation.
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That coverage was farmed out to a prim, elderly freelancer, a sure sign of the topic's unimportance.
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"Even in Chinatown, it was magenta, not red" — the sure sign of cutting corners with food coloring.
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If you don't get a straight yes-or-no answer, that's a sure sign something isn't right.
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Not to mention, she was a favorite in the After the Rose poll – a sure sign of success.
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Hanging with Nicki Minaj is a sure sign you've finally made it ... Jeremy Meeks now knows the feeling.
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Today's nearly 90 degree forecast is a sure sign that we've finally put the colder pastures behind us.
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A bass-player and drummer who sound comfortable in each other's company is one sure sign of swing.
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It's not thrilling for the time being, but it's a sure sign that the launch is getting closer.
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We finally saw the little colored flags and some snow, a sure sign that Low Camp was nearby.
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Hurricane Dorian is brewing up trouble in the Atlantic, a sure sign that we've officially hit hurricane season.
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Sweet mystery meat You know it's a sure sign of fall when the pumpkin spice madness starts up.
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These services are catching on, a sure sign both of innovation and of competition in the wireless marketplace.
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Justin ditching his wedding ring, publicly, the very next day is a sure sign he's moving on too.
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"Either way, finding the cannons is a sure sign the ship's final resting place is somewhere nearby," he added.
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Shares of Uber and Lyft, two ride-hailing companies, have slumped since their IPOs, a sure sign of overpricing.
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Eighty percent of his tribe speak their native Aruak language, a sure sign of a strong culture, he said.
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This is typically a sure sign the parties reached a settlement, although there's no mention of a dollar amount.
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I am fine with it — like, "Sure, sign me up" — but that's a choice that someone has to make.
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For more on Trump's White House: Anushay Hossain: Hope Hicks's return is a sure sign of White House arrogance.
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If DTCC wants to embrace the blockchain, that's a sure sign that Wall Street itself wants to embrace the blockchain.
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In a sure sign of enduring Democratic confidence, not even Mr Kaine is seen that often in his home state.
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That is a sure sign no one believes supply is going to come down in a big way anytime soon.
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To Cramer, that was a sure sign that more money was flowing into the stock, rather than out of it.
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If the country were really short of nickel raw materials, a sure sign would be a squeeze on refined metal.
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There's an electricity in the air—that weird drop in barometric pressure is a sure sign a storm is coming.
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The conversation turned to forensic matters—did you know that a missing hyoid bone is a sure sign of strangulation?
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But last year, the company added a $1.95 delivery fee, a sure sign that the original model was not sustainable.
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The floors of the passages changed now from stone to tile to packed earth, a sure sign that we were close.
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Of these, 14 were found to carry an antibody to Ebola—a sure sign that they were infected at some point.
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The Puerto Rico debt mess now has arrived on Congress's agenda, a sure sign that some perceive gains from politicizing it.
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One sure sign that the startup scene is thriving in Finland and Northern Europe is that young people consider startups cool.
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Even in the most pleasant work environments, if you hate your duties, that's a sure sign you need a change. Fast.
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A proud Democratic Socialist, Ocasio-Cortez's win was hailed as a sure sign that victory required a shift to the left.
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A sure sign of success will be more taxpayers being able to complete their 1040s without having to hire an accountant.
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If not, this is a sure sign that you won't feel like doing it for real next week or next month.
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A sure sign your product is not priced appropriately is that it can't move on the secondary market despite steep markdowns.
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And in a sure sign that it's gaining momentum, many libertarian, center-left, and leftist critics are vocally denouncing the proposal.
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From their viewpoint, the number of unicorns and their valuations seem to be only going up — a sure sign of a bubble.
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Others didn't show any visible signs of distress, but their heart rates skyrocketed — a sure sign that the bears were stressed out.
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Also, funding brain trauma research seems to be what the NFL wants, which should be a sure sign it's a bad idea.
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Also, the Vietnamese Prime Minister is looking at the floor -- a sure sign he is hoping the handshake ends 5 minutes ago.
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One sure sign of a migrant family is a single solar panel on the home's tin roof, alongside a satellite TV dish.
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A sure sign of a totalitarian mind is one that insists that all education should be in the hands of the state.
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It's a sure sign of the coming mating season and a good time to issue a friendly warning to our fellow drivers.
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It's a sure sign that summer is looming when dancers are suddenly all over town, leaping across grassy parks and sandy beaches.
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Actually, the relatively clear view of Opportunity is a sure sign that the global dust storm, which peaked in June, is truly dissipating.
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A sure sign of the couple's true love: They marched down the aisle to the Star Wars theme song, a friend told People.
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Whole Foods shares continue to hover above the price Amazon plans to pay, a sure sign investors are betting on a sweeter bid.
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Oysters are a sure sign of high-end decadence, but look back 200 years and they were handed out as free bar snacks.
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Investors read that as a sure sign that the Fed plans on cutting its interest rates at its next meeting later this month.
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It's cool she's done something different, but of the same caliber, because that is a sure sign of an icon in the making.
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With 10,975 reviews in on Steam, Artifact's score is"Mixed", which, on Steam, is a sure sign that something has gone seriously wrong.
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Below the scar sat two anthracite-black eyes, a much-broken nose (a sure sign of backwoods coarseness), and a lipless mouth opening.
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Not taking the stand -- in the dramatic arts -- is a sure sign that you are (a) hiding something, (b) guilty or (c) both.
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Why it's dumb: Brady believes he can avoid injuries by communicating mentally with his muscles, a sure sign that he's a fucking idiot.
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If you see a Newsom, Villaraigosa match up after tonight that will be a sure sign that Democrats are looking left for the future.
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A sure sign of progress would be if both sides agree to something that won&apost come easily, or can&apost easily be undone.
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On top of that, you can see an increase in duplicates in the 2010s — a sure sign that I stopped pruning my photographic garden.
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The way she happily spins around in her new wheelchair is a sure sign that even the most neglected animals can overcome horrible circumstances.
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Many supporters even hailed the moment as proof of O'Rourke's passion and authenticity — and a sure sign that he'll run for president in 2020
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Virtually everything I've been taught to look for — every sure sign that a campaign is succeeding or failing — has turned out to be irrelevant.
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Hopefully this is a sure sign that us in the cheap seats will be able to enjoy the same privileges sooner rather than later.
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Both indicators are normally a sure sign of extreme scarcity but when it comes to the LME tin contract, they are more the new normal.
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He got emails prompting him to take an online test seconds after he submitted an application, a sure sign no human had reviewed his résumé.
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Many supporters even hailed the moment as proof of O'Rourke's passion and authenticity — and a sure sign that he would run for president in 2020.
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Each of those appointed to Trump's new commission is a public opponent of marriage equality, a sure sign that LGBTQ rights are in grave danger.
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The coroner says Lisa died of natural causes, which her doctor signed off on -- a sure sign one of her many illnesses triggered the death.
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Back in Jordan, Lola hesitated to come out of her travel crate until she spotted a green apple - a sure sign of better things ahead.
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Smart speakers are helpful, fun to use, and a sure sign of things to come in the future of artificial intelligence and the smart home.
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And the emergence of Trump as the country's preeminent political figure is a sure sign that those original sins are very much still with us.
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It was a sure sign of his grip on the state that he could earn commanding victories in years with both large and small turnouts.
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"If we see companies buying other companies, that's a sure sign that these valuations are actually legitimate, that we aren't paying too much," he said.
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Ms Ortega's rebellion and Mr Ramírez's resignation are a sure sign that the regime has lost moral authority even among some of its most fervent supporters.
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Drink a glass to celebrate a Clinton win in Virginia; if Clinton loses the state, a sure sign she's in trouble, break out a whole bottle.
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Then last month, Emily announced she was quitting her job in L.A. and following the Browns QB to Cleveland ... a sure sign things were getting serious.
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Breakingviews A legal case against the self-described Frack Master is a sure sign that the so-called bezzle in the shale-oil industry is shrinking.
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On Dessert When my chin is down, my eyes are closed and my hands are cupped over my ears, it's a sure sign that I'm tasting.
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It is a sure sign that Facebook's algorithms have run amok when they allow anyone to target ads to people with an expressed interest in burning Jews.
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CNN, Time, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, and many others argued Facebook paying $1 billion for Instagram was a sure sign of a bubble — in 2012.
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Every single character has such a tenuous grip on life, and becoming too attached to any one of them is a sure sign that they're a goner.
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However, as a sure sign of a maturing phase and putting IoT technology to use, the spotlight has been turning to the "I" in IoT, the Internet.
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Read more: Truckers can't pay off their fuel cards — and it's a 'sure sign' that more trucking bankruptcies are comingSome positive indicators have come out recently too.
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One very concerned friend texted me asking if things were OK because he read somewhere that withdrawing from your social life is a sure sign of depression.
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When the cat would sniff the air, crane his neck and curl up next to a man or woman, it was a sure sign of impending demise.
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Chytil has most recently skated on a line with the veteran playmakers Rick Nash and Zuccarello, a sure sign that coaches have developed confidence in his abilities.
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Making food in the evening, in the middle of the week, is a sure sign that you have life at least a little bit in control. Maybe.
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Investors read that as a sure sign that the Fed will ease interest rates at its July meeting, though questions remain on the magnitude of a potential move.
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For Russians it is a sure sign that summer has really come -- the annual, rolling switch-off of municipal hot water that hits homes across the vast country.
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Certainly seems that way ... 'cause the ex-NFL superstar brought his Miss Universe girlfriend to the Tebow Family Thanksgiving -- a sure sign that things are getting THAT serious.
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The dolphin's tail has been cut off by fishermen attempting to extract it from their equipment, and its lungs were filled with blood, a sure sign of asphyxiation.
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As for China, it's a sure sign that local aluminum producers are feeling the margin pain when they call one of their rare meetings to discuss market conditions.
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Until today, Taye Diggs had around 670K followers, almost the same count as the number of people he follows — a sure sign that something sketchy is going on.
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The intensifying saga of presidential misdirection, recriminations and accusations is a sure sign that the corrosive impact on American politics triggered by the Russian election intrigue is worsening.
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Even though it is housed in an 2126 building, this heart of the local art scene is a sure sign that we are back in the New World.
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You can't help but see it as a sure sign that Mr. Ailes, who presided over all of that polling doubt four years ago, had left the building.
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When I appear in public without makeup, my friends either make ostentatious comments about how good I look (a sure sign that they're lying) or avoid eye contact.
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Mike Love and the blubbering wreck we're faced with as president-elect happen to be good friends, a sure sign that the man is kind of an asshole.
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Iranian Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani has arrived in Kurdistan for crisis talks, a sure sign Iran is buckling down after their earlier call for negotiations was rebuffed.
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Now that the force has professionalized, this might be all right — except that it's also a sure sign that the country's civilian institutions are failing this troubled democracy.
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If there is a sure sign of the United States' increased interest in Royal Ascot, it was Bucchero's appearance last year in the Group 22017 King's Stand Stakes.
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" Tzipi Hotovely, Israel's deputy foreign minister, saw the phrasing as a sure sign that the Trump administration believes "the continuation of building does not harm the peace process.
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WHEN politicians feel they must summon industry bosses and implore them to treat customers better, it is a sure sign that the market is not working as it should.
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If someone is going to flip out because you can't "be there" for them just this once, that's a sure sign they don't need to be in your life.
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When the Federal Reserve raised its interest rates late last year, most mortgage rate prognosticators saw it as a sure sign that home-loan rates would finally rise meaningfully.
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But trying to shoot them down by going on about how terrible things are in France is a sure sign that you have no idea what you're talking about.
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The investigators found that all of the samples had the same genetic fingerprint, a sure sign that the infections came from the same place, probably the plant in Germany.
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Read more: Truckers can't pay off their fuel cards — and it's a 'sure sign' that more trucking bankruptcies are comingThat hasn't translated to large-scale recession fears among truckers.
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There is finally the film that Tan and her friends make, a sure sign of their willfulness and poise — which quickly ends up in Georges' paternalistic and nefarious hands.
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Loneliest 'living fossil' galaxy A sure sign that the Hubble Space Telescope is up and running at full steam again is a pretty picture -- and a discovery, of course.
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Many supporters hailed the moment as proof of O'Rourke's passion and authenticity — and a sure sign that he'll run for president in 2020, despite his recent comments to the contrary.
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Indeed, Mr. Bharara's office dismissed its case against Mr. Steinberg because of the appeals court's decision, a sure sign it was never going to be able to prosecute Mr. Cohen.
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The second path means condemnation by the elites, and in so-doing the liberal media's scorn – a sure sign that we are reinvigorating a healthy challenge to the status quo.
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By late August, party strategists had all but concluded that Strickland could not win, and they began cutting back their advertising buys, a sure sign of a party in retreat.
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Losing Walker and David Wright for the season would have been challenging enough, but losing deGrom, Matz and Matt Harvey — with no outside reinforcements — seemed a sure sign of doom.
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More than anything, they're anxiously awaiting a sure sign that they can get back to work, desperate for the pandemic to subside before their shops have to close for good.
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If you panic and convince yourself that you can't stand feeling uncomfortable, or that your anxiety is a sure sign of impending doom, you'll stay in an uncomfortable heightened state.
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Still, there's no sign that key Republicans who understand the forces shaping the party's base are ready to distance themselves from the President -- a sure sign of his political strength.
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But it had more than 1.1 billion streams — a sure sign, if any were still needed, of how dramatically the music market has shifted over the last couple of years.
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It's another sure sign that the owners run the league, and that commissioner Gary Bettman is just a mouthpiece/puppet for their interests, but that's fine in its own way.
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Saint Petersburg (AFP) - For Russians it is a sure sign that summer has really come -- the annual, rolling switch-off of municipal hot water that hits homes across the vast country.
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A strong acceleration in the volume of retail trade during the quarter to an annual rate of 21.5 percent in March is a sure sign that the growth momentum remains sound.
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Priyanka Chopra couldn't make it to Meghan Markle's baby shower -- a sure sign there's trouble in paradise for close pals ... normally, anyway, but these 2 are a different breed o' BFF.
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The six-month WTI spread is trading at the highest level since October 2014, a sure sign traders expect stocks around Cushing to tighten significantly after the pipeline outage (tmsnrt.rs/2AsNe7K).
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Meanwhile, Whole Foods shares continued to hover above the $42 price tag that Amazon plans to pay, a sure sign investors are betting on a sweeter bid for the grocery chain.
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Pursuits Leaves on the main road on a sunny September afternoon were a sure sign that summer in Slovakia was nearly over and that the grape harvest was about to begin.
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A stuttering or out-of-sync video chat, for example, is a sure sign of high latency, which means that packets of data are probably getting backed up along the way.
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And, of course, Pelosi has clearly considered the politics: Her decision to push forward with impeachment is a sure sign that Democratic leaders believe voters will support and reward their actions.
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The Senators, having just shipped defenseman Dylan DeMelo to the Jets, sat Vladislav Namestnikov, a sure sign the 27-year-old forward will be traded in the next couple of days.
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Another sure sign that change is coming is the seeming rush by the Justice Department to clean up the legacy of toxic mortgage-backed securities that cost investors billions of dollars.
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But another sure sign of the clock ticking is making your way to Sephora for the first time in months, only to find yourself surrounding by all-new launches left and right.
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Last year Britain's Office for National Statistics added non-dairy milk as a subsection of mainstream goods in its consumer-price index—a sure sign that the trend is here to stay.
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Clinton gets the resounding win she wanted It's a sure sign that Clinton is expecting to celebrate when her campaign announces she'll deliver a speech on the night of a big election.
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The group also dispatched volunteers to knock on doors at houses that didn't have a massive pile of household muck at the curb -- a sure sign that putrid detritus still lingered inside.
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The woman Remy Ma allegedly punched at a concert in NYC wants the venue and police to preserve surveillance footage of the incident ... a sure sign she's about to sue the rapper.
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They stormed through the San Jose Sharks — a sure sign you were slipping as a conference was that you let the Sharks through to the Stanley Cup Final — and won it all.
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Fundraising: When a person is willing to not just express support for a candidate but put their money behind a candidate, one might think this is a sure sign of deep support.
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While West was absent from showing new designs at New York Fashion Week, the foam runner is a sure sign that the rapper has a few new things brewing for next season.
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Still, the fact that the meals kits are already showing up online is sure sign that companies like Blue Apron and HelloFresh might need to watch their backs once Amazon makes its move.
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That was a sure sign the identification was made not from memory, which is instant, but rather through a process of elimination and matching an image closest to the image in her memory.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A French president taking an interest in the arcane world of financial plumbing is a sure sign of how Britain's neighbors plan to exploit its vote to leave the European Union.
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Read more: Truckers can't pay off their fuel cards — and it's a 'sure sign' that more trucking bankruptcies are comingBut beyond providing better service, truckers are dependent on whether people just need stuff.
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This would be unexpected but every feud Wyatt is in diminishes his opponent, a sure sign that it might be time for a gimmick change or even a complete reshuffling of the card.
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Sanders has even taken aim at the so-called Democratic establishment — a sure sign to his critics that he has less interest in coalition-building than in maintaining an ideologically pure political movement.
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For Republicans, the loss would have been a sure sign that they should worry about the coming midterm elections — and the drastically unpopular health care bill they are quietly trying to push through Congress.
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If President-elect Trump and the GOP Congress take up criminal justice reform, it will be a sure sign that they are willing to look beyond party lines in order to improve people's lives.
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Read more: Truckers can't pay off their fuel cards — and it's a 'sure sign' that more trucking bankruptcies are comingBI: So you wouldn't say that 2019 was a freight recession or anything like that.
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Emotionally, you're feeling a little rocked and questioning your worth, especially within the communities you belong to, but dear ram, if you're not appreciated, that's a sure sign you should get out of there.
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Sanctions encourage Sino-Russian cooperation Return of nuclear doomsday MORE's imperial designs was a sure sign that he cared more about his own political hide than he did about American or Ukrainian national security.
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About 1.2 million low-income beneficiaries who qualified for Extra Help were enrolled in higher-cost Part D plans last year, according to KFF - a sure sign that greater outreach and assistance is needed.
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At the time, the Icelandic Meteorological Office chalked it up to typical summer seismicity at the ice-capped volcano and added that no tremor (a sure sign of magma moving under a volcano) was noticed.
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As we read "Grandparents are slow," a child on a scooter careens downhill, trailed by Grandma on roller skates and Grandpa on a skateboard (everyone wears helmets, a sure sign this is an American book).
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It was designed to self-destruct in any computer using a Ukrainian keyboard, a sure sign that its makers lived there and were trying to avoid running afoul of the law in their own country.
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The character has been roughened around the edges — he's willing to manipulate another analyst who has a crush on him, and he now has a past on Wall Street, a sure sign of questionable morality.
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The model is not perfect—it's only as good as the data that's put into it—but the result is alarming nonetheless, and a sure sign that more work needs to be done in this area.
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Yet both the winning exhibitions (and three others that were highly commended and each awarded $10,000) were all from American institutions, a sure sign that non-American curators need to improve the quality of their applications.
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No, the way they go through the stack of quarters in no time, consistently hitting only a few targets before the ball sinks down the drain is a sure sign that they just stink at it.
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But Mr. Trump's remarks fed fears among many South Koreans that his "America-first" diplomacy will leave them fending for themselves, with no sure sign that North Korea is bargaining away its nuclear weapons anytime soon.
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Five decades of reporting have taught me that whenever a president starts screeching about the media, it's a sure sign he's in hot water and fearing revelations about some policy disaster, damaging mendacity or political villainy.
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Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican who's the Senate majority leader, told reporters Tuesday that he would be "behind" Loeffler and said she would be "terrific" -- a sure sign the Washington GOP establishment is welcoming her selection.
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His super PAC has not spent any money in any of the next states that are voting, CNN reported, which was a sure sign that his donors may have been ready to call it quits after tonight.
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It will be the focus of multiple panels and will be getting its own "Marketplace" in one of the Convention Center halls — one sure sign that a technology has made it in the eyes of the CEA.
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Whatever may have drawn the singer and actor together, the Daily Mail has paparazzi photos of the two leaving Twigs' East London home and then returning with a bag of tomatoes, a sure sign of domestic bliss.
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City Kitchen If you believe, as many do, that asparagus should be celebrated as a sure sign of spring and is best eaten only during its relatively short season, you know something about the joy of anticipation.
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A key point for the hawkish side of the argument was that the rate at which American families file for bankruptcy had been steadily rising — a sure sign of profligate overspending and a need to crack down.
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Slack is having problems on a Friday, a sure sign from the gods that you should leave work, throw your laptop into a burning pyre, and return to a feral state in the wild until at least Monday.
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MAPLE SYRUP TASTING IN NEW YORK A sure sign of spring, the New York State Maple Producers Association is gearing up for its Maple Weekend, actually two of them, March 19 to 20 and April 2 to 3.
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When Prince George strolled into his first day of pre-school at Westacre Montessori last week, he looked relaxed and happy – a sure sign that he was ready for school and it was the right place for him.
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A sure sign of that decline can be seen in a Wednesday message from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to Kim Tae-hyo, political science professor at Seoul-based Sungkyunkwan University.
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One sure sign of her ambition is the inclusion of the triptych "Hero and Leander" (2014), which is being shown in New York for the first time, most likely because the gallery is large enough to hold it.
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So the most plausible interpretation of his administration's strategy is that it's trying to maximize the political capital he can wring out of each initiative -- a sure sign that an election is just 18 months away and approaching fast.
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But Trump's approach is a sure sign that at this point in his presidency -- given the gridlock in Washington and grim prospects abroad -- administration public relations efforts should be viewed with particular caution and seen for what they are.
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That's by no means a sure sign the baker will win, but it was a signal that Kennedy might be willing to extend some latitude to people who aren't on board with the court's embrace of same-sex marriage.
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The Mummy (June 22000) Used to be that Tom Cruise didn't need to be associated with a ton of franchises to attract audiences, a sure sign that he was one of the last of the old-school Hollywood stars.
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In one sure sign of disgust with the entire political system, a pet pig named Giggles made national news here in 2015 as a write-in candidate for mayor, a mock campaign rooted in dissatisfaction with the human options.
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It wasn't that many years ago that a 2.0 in live-plus-same-day demo ratings (viewers who watch a show live or almost live) was considered a sure sign of cancellation; in 2018, it's an almost impossible bar to clear.
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If Trump does anything that affects their personal incomes, or the assets of lobbyists they care about, that is a sure sign that he has gone too far, and that he will be removed from office once and for all. Maybe.
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References to Milkshake Duck had shot up in the last month, Oxford said in its post, which also noted that an Urban Dictionary entry had been recently created, a sure sign that something may be catching fire on the internet.
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While Keeping Up With The Kardashians has yet to dive into the full Khloé-Kardashian-Tristan-Thompson-Jordyn-Woods drama, there was still a sure sign that things were not right between the basketball player and Good American founder on Sunday night's episode.
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Sales are small, but just the fact that we have an E&P IPO is a sure sign some of the deer-in-the-headlight fear that gripped the oil markets in the early part of the year has let up a bit.
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Weeks later, another pundit suggested that the series was to blame for an unseemly brawl at a football match between two Istanbul teams, a sure sign that outside powers were stirring up chaos ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections set for June 24th.
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The official production figures leave a lot to be desired but the change of trend after three months of year-on-year contraction is significant, a sure sign that the speculative spike in prices has been transmitted into the physical supply chain.
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"I'm giving it a shot," Biden said matter-of-factly during a phone call with a House Democratic lawmaker within the past week — a conversation the congressman recounted to The Hill and interpreted as a sure sign that Biden will run in 21625.
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Julian Castro's unsubtle jabs at Biden's age, Beto O'Rourke's vow to confiscate assault rifles and an overt turn against Trump by Kamala Harris in a direct-to-camera stare down are a sure sign the pressure to stand out is beginning to show.
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The Resisters see the Stone indictment as a sure sign that Mueller is getting ready to release his much-anticipated report, which will prove, at last, that Trump colluded with the Russians and then, at last, it will be IMPEACHMENT TIME, BABY.
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Image: SpaceX WebcastToday's successful launch of a Falcon 9 rocket from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California has resulted in four new records for SpaceX—a sure sign that the Elon Musk-led company, and the commercial space industry in general, is rapidly maturing.
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But sometimes optimism in the face of all that can be a survival mechanism, and one sure sign that things might be closer to okay than not okay is the prevalence of social movements and the people within them — including movements like Black Lives Matter.
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Images of Xi and Tillerson standing and sitting next to each other in the Great Hall of the People dominated the main news programs on at least a dozen channels across China — a sure sign that the government saw the visit as a success.
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While the turnout is a sure sign that people are fired up about the presidential campaign, recent issues at the polls,combined with sky-high interest in the race, have sparked concerns about voter suppression and the possibility of more potential problems to come.
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Hasbro, one of the world's largest toy manufacturers, announced in August that next year it will begin phasing out the use of plastic in its packaging for toys and games — a sure sign that makers of children's products have gotten the green-is-good memo.
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When it became known that Mr. Rothman and his team were working intensely to revive "Jumanji," a 1995 family fantasy about children trapped in a board game, movie fans groaned: a sure sign of desperation as Mr. Rothman scoured Sony's library for potential franchises.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For Team USA hockey captain Brian Gionta, it was a sure sign his career had come full circle when he realized one of his U.S. Olympic team mates for next month's Winter Games in Pyeongchang is the son of one of his old ones.
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Frequently, a cat will wag her tail back and forth to indicate irritation or annoyance—slight twitching at the end of the tail suggests minor annoyance, and a widely swishing or slapping tail is a sure sign that the cat wants you to stop what you're doing.
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CoinMarketCap Top 100 CoinMarketCap Top 100 Bitcoin itself crossed the $7,03 mark for the first time in the last month, an indication — but no sure sign — that it might be shaking off a summer slump that's seen prices plunge below $6,000 on more than one occasion.
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But the conspicuously nonangry candidate is now enjoying a wave of attention in New Hampshire, with some polls showing him gaining strength here, several newspapers in the state endorsing him and, in a sure sign that he is no longer an idle threat, a new attack ad directed at him.
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After figures showed that only 211,2000 new jobs were created in May, Ms Yellen said in a speech that current monetary policy is "generally appropriate" and omitted to mention that rates will rise "in the coming months", a phrase that Fed-watchers interpret as a sure sign of an impending increase.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Dec 221.28 (Reuters) - A sure sign that China is struggling with its planned switch to natural gas from coal for winter heating is the spot price of Australian coal climbing back above $227.08 a tonne.
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An announcement of the title's name, two fatal fourways, the winners face each other at the end—the debuting Finn Balor, called up from NXT, won that over Roman Reigns, in a sure sign that Reigns isn't out of the doghouse yet—and then the winner of that faces Rollins at SummerSlam for the title.
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So, when you see there is a Fight Night show taking place in the UFC's undisputed stronghold in Las Vegas, Nevada, it's often a sure sign it's a big event—a gift for MMA fans who will be tuning in to watch the show on Fox Sports free of any pay-per-view fees.
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As another sure sign of who has the real sway in this country, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman chose to meet at last 10 billionaires on his recent whirlwind US trip: Donald Trump, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Mike Bloomberg, Stephen Schwarzman, Oprah Winfrey, Sergey Brin, Larry Page and Peter Thiel, among others.
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Leading up the fight Hunt expressed concerns that Lesnar was using performance-enhancing drugs, and sure enough after the fight news broke that the former UFC heavyweight champion had failed two drug tests, one administered before the fight and one after, testing positive for banned anti-estrogen agents, a near-sure sign of steroid use.
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America's largest truck-engine manufacturer just announced 2,000 layoffs — and it's another sign of the trucking 'bloodbath' that's slamming the $800 billion industryTruckers can't pay off their fuel cards — and it's a 'sure sign' that more trucking bankruptcies are coming'I don't know how long I can stay in business': Truckers' fears have soared to recession-level highs
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When former Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE (R-Va.) lost his primary in June 2014, it seemed to many to be a sure sign that Republicans would lose the House that fall.
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Artemis has been sticking to a stated 2024 time frame for its mission of returning people to the surface of the Moon, but these setbacks in total represent the most sure sign yet that we'll probably see that window slip, though many skeptical of the schedule have suggested it would actually be later than that anyway.
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Here is a sure sign that the selfie booth is officially ready for its close-up: The Tracy Anderson Method, a fitness chain with a high-end cult following — Lena Dunham is an acolyte, and Gwyneth Paltrow is a partner — installed just such a nook in its new 6,000-square-foot studio on East 59th Street in Manhattan.
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The United States needs to take immediate steps to move the sides toward peace, including: Efforts at imposing an arms embargo have been stymied in the past, but the clear evidence that the sides are buying or attempting to buy advanced weapons such as helicopter gunships and shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles is a sure sign that an arms embargo is needed and could be effective.
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