Sentence examples for The initial indications from inspiring English sources

"The initial indications are that an imminent attack on French soil has been thwarted," French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux said in a statement.

"The initial indications are that economic damage caused by the war is three times that of the 2008-9 conflict," said Gaza-based economist Omar Shaban, referring to the Israeli military operation, codenamed Cast Lead.

The initial indications of farming activities are coeval with the Kalamitian stage, being conditioned by the increased temperature and precipitation combined with the formation of fertile soils under Altithermal conditions.

"The initial indications look pretty good," Laughlin says.

"The initial indications are that the surgery has been successful and Jack will now undergo a prolonged period of rehabilitation".

The initial indications were limited to transverse diaphyseal femoral fractures but such advantages as early mobilisation, shorter hospitalisation and shorter morbidity popularised wider use of femoral nails [2, 3].

"The initial indication is that it's the bad spring," Mr. Wigington said.

The initial indication that Maguire was vulnerable to a counterattack came in the twenty-fifth frame, the first of the day.

Wells left his start in Chicago last night after facing only five batters -- without retiring any of them -- and the initial indication was that he had back spasms.

Next comes the first get-together, a week and a half from now, when we will get the initial indication of how Warren wants us to play.

The initial indication was that two options might then be put to parliament later next week: May's deal and a customs union/second referendum variant, or whatever emerges from MPs on Monday.