Sentence examples similar to exciting indication from inspiring English sources
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"The finding is therefore in my view an exciting preliminary indication that prolonged intervention could produce benefits that further work will no doubt address.
Equally exciting is the indication that more provision, not less, will be given to the arts.
Home prices are still depressed, making the small increases in June exciting for investors eager for indications that the housing market's recovery is sustainable.
In addition, the possible clinical indications for this exciting new technology are discussed.
Within the field of PPIDs' discovery, particular types of protein-protein interactions are easier to target than others, such as transmembrane, cytoskeleton, and mitotic proteins, as well as nuclear receptors, with exciting anticancer and anti-infective indications.
Of the new young playwrights, he's one of the more exciting because his work shows every indication of never falling into anything approaching predictability or self-caricature, that which too often passes as style.
If their blistering performance of the "Fuge" this summer at Mostly Mozart is any indication, it should be an exciting evening.
Four exciting areas of inflammasome research were presented: The indication that asbestos and erionite exposure can prime and activate Nlrp3 in mesothelial cells (Hillegass et al. 2013).
CHARLIE ROSE: But if you are starting out today, and if you were looking for other things that you thought were exciting and had a huge future, give us some indication wherever they are.
