Sentence examples for an indicator of things from inspiring English sources

Some analysts suggest that North Carolina and Virginia may even be within reach for the Democratic nominee, and they point to the surprising result in a Congressional special election in Mississippi this week as an indicator of things to come.

The red-coated doormen at the Bowery Hotel, on Bowery and East Third Street, may once have been an unimaginable sight to some; now they are more an indicator of things to come.

But there is concern about next year, and many analysts think October's seasonally adjusted annual selling rate will be close to 16 million units and an indicator of things to come.

I'd like to think it's an isolated case, but I'm afraid it's probably more an indicator of things to come.

The 3G technology allows for, among other things, the wireless transmission of videos, so the capabilities of the Zaurus may be an indicator of things to come.

But like the first generation of e-paper, which was pretty weak, Triton will have to serve as a wedge and an indicator of things to come rather than a complete technology.

Although the Wizards have a way to go to match the ineptitude of those Bobcats, their inept start is certainly not an indicator of good things to come.

It's still only March, so this is hardly an indicator of how things will stack up for Facebook and Google for 2012's overall ranking.

Orders for machine tools in December, an early indicator of things to come, were 72% lower than a year before.

Turner's first scene with Benjamin Braddock Jason Biggss, of "American Pie" fame), intended to pave the way for seduction, is endless and full of dead air, and it turns out to be an accurate indicator of things to come.

But even so, the PC-EPhone may be an interesting indicator of things to come.