Sentence examples for indication about how from inspiring English sources

That should be some indication about how serious this is".

Garden officials declined to comment on the city's findings, and gave no indication about how long the arena would be closed.

Even if they all stick to the script, officials' comments merit careful parsing for any indication about how they interpret the recent run of weak economic data.

Earlier, rehearsing the scene, Bob Vila joked that the squatters' work "gives you an indication about how desirable this part of New York is".

So far he has given no indication about how long he might be prepared to prop up Detroit's carmakers, though he called the bail-out a necessary step and implored the car firms not to "squander" this opportunity to restructure.

When Facebook files a prospectus for an I.P.O. with the Securities and Exchange Commission, it is not obligated to give any indication about how much money the social network seeks to raise in the public stock sale or the size of the offering.

Mr. Whitacre and another G.M. executive, Mark Reuss, gave varying indications about how quickly the automaker would go public.

However, since Johnston Press struck the deal with Sky last September, the company has not provided any indications about how the venture has been performing.

Be sensitive to any indications about how staff are feeling, and actively seek feedback from them to help you to get the balance right.

But Parliament is expected to play a role in drafting a new Constitution with the ruling military council, although the council has given contradictory indications about how much parliamentary input it will allow.

Each work day Editd's software gathers online information for a huge variety of garments and accessories and amasses 300,000 comments from social media ranging from what's on store racks to indications about how long the passion for leopard print will last.