Sentence examples for indication of promise from inspiring English sources

I know the age barrier has been raised but the prize always seemed to me to be an indication of promise and that made it different and valued, especially by writers," he said.

Viewers become talent scouts, hoping to see indications of promise.

31 The indications of promise observed during the pilot phase were not substantiated.

Regarding lower detection limits, single-molecule detection techniques have seen their first application to bioreporters, and preliminary results serve as an indication of future promise.

Perhaps some indication of his promise is that when Tunnicliffe captained England Under-16s, Chelsea's Josh McEachran and Liverpool's Jonjo Shelvey – then at Charlton – were in the side.

If this volume, which covers the period 1585 to 1828, is any indication of the promised whole, the trilogy may have a major impact on how we Americans understand ourselves.

The fabrication of transistors by nanoimprint lithography was another one of the early indications of the promise of the technique for applications in the semiconductor industry.

One indication of how much promise Russia holds can be seen in the growth of ticket sales there for Disney movies.

But the rapid mitosis of groups was as much an indication of problems as of promise.

Milley said there was "no indication" of terrorism and promised a thorough probe of the shooter's background and combat experience.

If their actions so far are any indication of the future, then the promise for America's children isn't promising at all.