Sentence examples for If that's any indication from inspiring English sources

If that's any indication, I think we can look forward to a long-term increase in defense spending, as a percentage of total spending".

If that's any indication of what we're in for this fall, Clinton and anyone in support of examining actual political policy needs to come up with a new strategy.

If that's any indication of how well the game will sell, it's safe to say that Bungie and publisher Activision will have a hit on their hands.

If that's any indication, we still have a year and several front runners to go through before we have a true front-runner for the Republican nomination.

If that's any indication, you can bet that this club will be top notch in terms of sound quality, design, and vibe.

He's still making life hard for the Jets, if that's any indication.

The magazine said that if the pages were "any indication of what's in store, [the comic] might just live up to the hype".

If that is any indication, the generals in charge are likely to fail catastrophically.

If that is any indication of the rest of the economy, there are needs out there that need to be met.

If that is any indication of the outcome of the coming battle between the two big beasts of Conservative politics, I know which one my money is on.

If that is any indication of how the third and final debate, focusing on foreign policy, will go, then Romney – the candidate who has appeared to commit himself to arming Syrian rebels, a more hawkish stance toward Iran, and disapproving of the the largely Iraqi-mandate withdrawal from Iraq– is in serious trouble.