Sentence examples for any indication and from inspiring English sources

If preseason is any indication, and it most likely is, Garcia will be good for about two interceptions this game.

Markets seem to agree with me, if the reaction to the Fed's decision yesterday is any indication, and it is.

If public reaction in New Jersey is any indication, and it usually isn't, people are hungry for Mrs. Bradley's type of candor -- she speaks openly but with discretion -- as well as for her integrity.

She told BBC Breakfast: "I asked them if there was any indication and they said absolutely not – it was a shock to them, it came out of the blue.

The outage appears to be ongoing, if this forum thread is any indication, and I don't see any official response stickied or anything.

It's hard to say for sure what will be on display at today's event, but if past years are any indication (and they usually are), the event will be focused on PCs, home entertainment and appliances.

If the Black and White party is any indication, David Cameron and the Tories are not only unwilling to guarantee young people of all backgrounds access to the workforce – they're willing to sell it to the highest bidder.

If consumer and business media are any indication, sustainability and green living are all the rage right now.

If the seven class talks I've given over the past few days are any indication, discussion and debate will be fast and furious.

If the local activist-choked Republican party is any indication, doctrinaire and partisan candidates like her can, and may well, be nominated to future general election embarrassment.

And If the audience at Londonderry High School was any indication, Cruz and Trump are getting their support from the same pool of Republican primary voters.