Sentence examples for indication of their future from inspiring English sources
But workers across town at G.M.'s Flint stamping plant have been given no firm indication of their future.
Being a measure of children's overall development, the EDI should provide information about populations of children that can be interpreted forwards in time, offering an indication of their future basic skills performance.
have given us clear indications of their priorities and future moves.
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.
If their actions so far are any indication of the future, then the promise for America's children isn't promising at all.
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.
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".
"The upcoming sales are driven by rules within the 10b5-1 plan that were established long ago," he said, "and should in no way be viewed as any indication of my future outlook for Countrywide".
She says: 'Early bladder and bowel training is not an indication of a future place at Oxford University.' Home life: Degree in psychology at York, clinical psychology masters training at UCL. Has worked in the NHS for 18 years.
