Sentence examples for be a great indication from inspiring English sources

While we wait for breakthrough innovations, today's earnings will be a great indication of the company's performance without any new product release.

Nothing could be a greater indication of compromised intentions than the casting of a major actress, Viola Davis, in a tiny role as a "seer".

"It's certainly a milestone — a purposely built rugby stadium is a great indication that rugby is growing in the United States," Nigel Melville, the president of USA Rugby, said.

Rating: 5.0 Steve Cherundolo: Cherundolo has aged like fine wine for the national team and Tuesday night was a great indication of why.

Liam is admittedly a very hungry, athletic teenager, but this was a great indication that something healthy and delicious (and pretty, too!) on a canapé is just as likely to be gobbled up as something not-so-healthy.

It feels good in your hand and is a great indication of what an iPhone X Plus could be.

He said: "I've not spoken to them individually, I've heard their words and seen the pictures of them wearing shirts and that's a great indication to me that these players might want to be part of that".

"Not withstanding the things we still need to work on, it's a great indication of how things can move forward, and how art and culture can move things forward".

Over the last century, BBBS has worked with tens of millions of people who have a passion for serving youth and also believed that getting to 18 was a great indication of a productive life ahead.

Steven Lee says the song celebrates "all the stupid things" he did when he was young, and is a great indication of what fans can expect on his full-length album release next year.

Lauren Katulka from 'Oz Music Scene' compliments Leith's songwriting and composing, and says that Where We Land "is a great indication of the potential of Australia's revamped Idol franchise".