Sentence examples for hopeful indication from inspiring English sources

They then staged a midmorning rally, a hopeful indication for investors that most of the gains would hold.

Mr. Gordon's article is a hopeful indication that reformers outside public education are realizing that schools are a result of economic realities, not the cause of them.

The recently renamed Lincoln Motor Company would do well to create such a distinction across its lineup, and the 2013 MKZ is a hopeful indication that Lincolns of the future will be stylistically removed from their Ford relatives.

For Mr. Stern and others, the most hopeful indication is that the program will be based on the historian Ian Kershaw's book "Hitler, 1889-1936: Hubris," widely viewed as one of the best Hitler biographies.

Her courageous assertion on gay rights, at a time that it might have been politically costly to do so, is a clear and hopeful indication that Jamaica can do the right thing.

But something must have clicked in this series for the 38-year-old Suzuki, who showed a glimmer of the batting-title-winning years of his past, and perhaps a hopeful indication that the pennant race has rejuvenated more than just his competitive spirit.

He sees them as hopeful indications of openness.

Meanwhile, I've been trying to make headway on the adultery front, with some hopeful indications.

There have been some hopeful indications that Pyongyang might reconsider its isolationism, including increased dialogue with the South (despite continuing flare-ups at the border).

However, although these studies provide hopeful indications for the preparation of probiotics in preventing URTIs, human clinical trials have not yet been performed.

On the one hand, the success of classification methods using fairly simple low-level features of protein sequence offer hopeful indications for applying this sort of approach to analysis of clinical samples for the prognosis, diagnosis or stratification of patients in the context of both infectious and non-infectious (e.g. cancer, autoimmunity or transplantation) disease.