Sentence examples for be a real indication from inspiring English sources

That will be a real indication of good faith to the international community, and will help support any initiatives towards multilateral negotiations.

"Whenever you have a global company like Microsoft taking such a significant step toward improving relationships with its customers, it's a powerful testament to customer relationship management," said Pamela Maphis Larrick, chief executive at MRM, "and will be a real indication to a lot of other companies how important it is".

"There seems to be a real indication that they are moving toward a new form of a coercive inspections regime," said Jessica T. Mathews, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and a co-author of a recent proposal to back up inspectors with air and land forces.

The only positive H1N1 sample in 2007 had a titer of 1 16 and is not considered to be a real indication of H1N1 infection in Finland.

It's a real indication of his character".

Barfly going was a real indication that the money had gone".

Obviously, by now the race showed that his qualifying pace was a real indication of the potential of the new Ferrari.

Carolyn Everson, the vice-president of global marketing solutions at Facebook, said: "I think disclosing the bugs and calculation errors we found, some of which are real edge-cases, is a real indication of our commitment to transparency".

"I think it's a real indication of the broader malaise in the notebook market that Apple was able to get away with selling a four-year-old product as successfully as it has.

"You start looking at the individual numbers of a guy like Kyle Lohse, Duncann said, "and when there's hitters that have absurd numbers that they shouldn't have, that's a real indication that they know what's coming".

"In some more female-dominated sectors like social care and childcare, there does seem to be some shift in terms of young men being able to access those apprenticeships, which just hasn't happened in those male-dominated industries," says Gale. "I think that's a real indication that in order to catch up, those industries do need be taking more positive action".