Sentence examples for a much better indication from inspiring English sources

"People hating something is a much better indication that you've hit gold than indifference," he says.

If subpoenas are issued and witnesses are called to testify before a grand jury, that would give a much better indication about the likely direction of the investigation.

The CSEW, which reaches about 40,000 adults each year, is considered a much better indication of the scale of domestic violence.

With the fix, Apple said, "the real signal strength remains the same, but the iPhone's bars will report it far more accurately, providing users a much better indication of the reception they will get in a given area".

The polling average calculated by RealClearPolitics, a much better indication of national sentiment, shows Clinton is now leading by just 2 percentage points, down from 5 percentage points a week ago.

Andrew Flintoff feels England's one-day success over Australia counts for little in relation to the Ashes and believes the two sides' forthcoming Test series against Pakistan will give a much better indication of how they might fare Down Under this winter.

The density plots therefore provide a much better visual indication of the distribution of the data.

There is little indication that the forum bar will be a much better place to hang out than the Westminster last-chance saloon.

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A much better player.

There is a much better approach.