Sentence examples for fair indication of from inspiring English sources

This gives a fair indication of what the bottom-end joints are going to be like.

The titles of the four tracks — "Imp," "Bloody Eye," "Hex," and "Straps" — are a fair indication of the prevailing mood.

Mendelsohn's casual mention of Malick gives a fair indication of how his fortunes have improved in recent years.

A fair indication of where things stand may be the New York television show of the moment, HBO's "Girls".

The home side enjoyed 72% of possession and racked up 19 corners to Burnley's one, which is a fair indication of dominance.

The X Factor-style judging panel is led by reality TV staple Stacey Solomon, which should give a fair indication of the quality of this show.

When the winning coach says that the highlight of his afternoon was the final hooter, it is a fair indication that the match has not been a classic.

And in Des Moines, on his first solo outing as a member of the ticket, Mr. Ryan was heckled on the issue as he tried to speak at the Iowa State Fair, an indication of the intensity of the battle ahead for him.

8 Accordingly, ANA testing should only be carried out on fair clinical indications of ANA-related disease.

Though, the statistical figures presented here are an indication of fair (and sometimes unfair) human practises at SO, the motive of this article is not to make claims, rather, we aim to present a set of questions that need to be answered.

"If there is going to be a trial, how that process goes -- whether it is fair and open and public -- will be a strong indication of how far Iran has come".