Sentence examples for earliest indications from inspiring English sources

Vickery, a Marxist historian, tackles the "Asiatic Mode of Production," looking at the Khmer from the earliest indications of adoption of Indic religious trappings until, but not including, the great Angkorian civilization, which begins about A.D. 800.

The earliest indications are that they can.

(Incidentally, the earliest indications suggest that the Charlie Hebdo attack was carried out by al-Qaeda followers, who now see themselves as rivals to the Islamic State).

This phenomenon coincides in time with neurite outgrowth, formation of growth cone-like structures, and an increase of GAP43 mRNA expression, which are the earliest indications of neuronal differentiation in these cells.

The earliest indications of the biological nature of viruses came from studies in 1892 by the Russian scientist Dmitry I. Ivanovsky and in 1898 by the Dutch scientist Martinus W. Beijerinck.

HSBC's preliminary survey offers one of the earliest indications each month of how the Chinese economy is doing, and Thursday's reading is likely to solidify expectations that a stabilization that had begun to show in July has continued into August.

Objectives: Myoglobin provides the earliest indication of acute myocardial infarction.

That is the earliest indication of the switch, she said.

Early indications were encouraging.

Early indications were decent.

Early indications are promising.