Sentence examples for any indication maybe from inspiring English sources

The action may cause a temporary price drop, but as long as some buyers remain, they will swoop in and purchase the stock after the dip — and, if history is any indication, maybe even make money.

If Snoop's tweet is any indication, maybe.

If the polls are any indication, maybe not.

If our survey is any indication, maybe it would just take a smart one.

If the backlash surrounding last year's unmasking of writer Elena Ferrante is any indication, maybe some mysteries are better kept unsolved.

Maybe that'll be a focus of The Force Awakens, with John Boyega's Finn a former Stormtrooper who appears to defect to the Rebel cause, if the trailers are any indication, perhaps to follow a greater calling.

Having taken the rest of 2015 off after her US Open heartbreak, using the time to recover mentally and allow her chronic knees to rest, Williams arrived in Australia slightly undercooked and though she made the final, Kerber took advantage with a bold performance which in itself was an indication that maybe, just maybe, the American's aura is slipping.

The two artitsts don't quite specifiy, but if the twang of the tune is any indication, shit may have gone American Pie, or maybe British Pie. .

Although they may not be as reliable as patient self-assessment, discarding these responses means that we would not have any indication on the HRQoL for patients unable to respond for themselves – maybe the patients with the greatest need.

And if his last three games are any indication (921 yards, 10 touchdowns and only two interceptions while going 3-0), maybe the worst is behind him.

If the Voltage teaser video was any indication, directed by Geoffrey Lillemon and Joost Korngold, we predicted her S/S 2013 couture collection would be gilded, opulent, and maybe even musical (OK, so not quite).