Sentence examples for hardly an indication from inspiring English sources

This is hardly an indication of exploited customers.

Goldman's share price fell 3% in early trading today - a chunky move but hardly an indication that investors think the roof is about to fall in.

One of his main political advisers, Sarah Schaeffer, was on holiday in Egypt – hardly an indication that he was deeply implicated in any long-planned coup.

"Spending $400 million and getting one Super Bowl, it's hard to imagine how that would pay for itself," Johnson said, adding that "there was hardly an indication you could make any of that back by having indoor events".

Industry rarely cries out to be regulated, but easyJet were among the first to call for these changes - hardly an indication of the tough measures we need to curb emissions growth.

This supposed "mixed city" of Tel-Aviv/Yafo (even the name Jaffa is not used) has only 4.2% Palestinian residents, compared with the 20% of Israel's wider population – hardly an indication of the city's vaunted "diversity".

Splenic metastases from solid tumors occur in late stage of a disease, so those can hardly be an indication for a surgery.

But a sheepskin that's still wet is hardly any indication of superior leadership capabilities.

The comparison of pathological and tumour features yielded hardly any indications of a Black/White difference: of the nine variables studied, only two showed significant group differences.

Mr. Ruehl noted that the ranking of Russia's top 200 companies had hardly changed since 1998 -- an indication, he said, that business here might be less dynamic than the crowded shops might otherwise indicate.

But if one case that has actually gone to trial is an indication, we can hardly count on it.