Sentence examples for hopeful indicators from inspiring English sources

That said, there are some hopeful indicators for the first lady.

With its advantages, the town is already showing a few hopeful indicators.

And lately she has noted several hopeful indicators like the opening last year of the speakeasy-style cocktail lounge Dutch Kills on Jackson Avenue a few blocks from the Queens Plaza subway station.

Timothy F. Geithner, the Secretary of the Treasury, gave a similar rosy analysis on ABC's "This Week," after the host George Stephanopoulos had reeled off a list of hopeful indicators, including an 11percentt spike in home sale in June, a 1.5percentt reduction in jobless claims and a second-quarter drop in the G.D.P. of only 1percentt.

That's because there are hopeful indicators if you drill down into some underlying economic themes: THE MELTDOWN IS LARGELY CONTAINED To be sure, earnings for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index are expected to tumble in coming quarters, thanks largely to steep losses among financial firms.

One hopeful indicator in this regard is a speech Xi gave at the Central Party School in late 2009, in which he explicitly criticized the pervasive tendency toward sloganeering in domestic and foreign policy, arguing that slogans needed to be replaced by substance and hard work.

Wall Street appeared to embrace the hopeful indicator Wednesday morning, and the major averages were in positive territory shortly after the opening bell.

One hopeful indicator for me is the number of people entering our higher education systems this fall.

But, Commonwealth Fund President Karen Davis said, the survey was a hopeful indicator at a time when millions of Americans are struggling to get needed healthcare.

The Daybreak poll's divergence from that trend has attracted attention from all sides, with Republicans citing it as a hopeful indicator and Democrats as a warning against complacency. .

Figures on Thursday also show an improvement in house prices, a hopeful economic indicator for Obama.