Sentence examples for heartening indication from inspiring English sources
Seen in that light, Vietnam's many trade disputes are not so much a concern as a heartening indication of how competitive the country's exports are.Observers also worry about Vietnam's banks.
It's a desperately complicated issue but there was a heartening indication on Andy Burnham's Twitter feed (the former culture and health secretary who represents Leigh in parliament) that a resolution can be found that will allow the club to continue operating out of the Sports Village.
There are other heartening indicators.
And the fact that so little fuss is made about it is, arguably, a heartening sign – an indication that the academy will be unself-conscious about picking a woman next year, or the year after that.
Still, a heartening week for investors was tempered by indications that the broader economy was beginning to feel the effects of high oil prices and tightened lending standards.
The only grumbles came from analysts worrying that Danone might be paying too much.It is heartening to interpret the relaxed official attitude to Danone's sale as an indication that French politicians, led by their new president, Nicolas Sarkozy, are moving away from knee-jerk nationalism whenever a foreigner wants to buy a French company.
Despite distressing reports of security forces shooting demonstrators dead, the events are heartening, not necessarily as a harbinger of transformation in the region, but as an indication that it is possible.
Any indication that Britain is no longer willing to do business with the Islamic regime will hearten the Iranian people and undermine the regime's aura of invincibility.
