Sentence examples for indication of the future from inspiring English sources

But if one game is any indication of the future, Colts fans can breathe easy.

"It's really a solid indication of the future of input technology," she wrote.

If the college game is any indication of the future of the NFL, then the league will continue to be comprised mainly of great black athletes, a la Michael Vick.

Chair of the parliamentary energy and climate change committee, SNP MP Angus MacNeil, said: "The latest changes remove the current certainty for the lowest cost renewable technologies whilst failing to provide any indication of the future investment landscape".

Lizza says it's a good indication of "the future of regulating carbon emission in this country," which he sees as lots of state-level action, lawsuits, federal government, through the E.P.A., trying to regulate this.

The ways in which millennial children contact each other and consume entertainment are so different from previous generations, forecasters now consider their preferences a better indication of the future than those of trend setting young adults.

Yet not a single shred of evidence has been presented to give any indication of what the future of giant prisons and a large scale prisoner population will hold for society.

This is, by far, the highest average we have ever experienced for a pay-what-you-want promotion, and we believe it is a great indication for the future of ebooks and Humble Bundle," he said.

The emergence of the new is at once a presentation of what has been and an indication of what the future may hold.

"The Right to Be Forgotten" in Europe may be an indication of what the future holds for the Web and its level of privacy.

Back in Sacramento, the team released a statement that did not give any indication of what the future holds.