Sentence examples for indication trend from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, October 24 , 1925P. 3 Most striking indication trend in shifting art centers was collection late Viscount Leverhulme being sent U.S. Sale originally planned to be at his home Hamstead Heath.

In line with two previous studies, we also found indications (trend level significance) that patients with non-psychotic BD were more likely to have first-degree relatives with BD, compared to patients with psychotic BD 12, 13.

If recent surveys are any indication, the trend is here to stay.

One indication this trend will accelerate was the announcement by I.B.M. last month that it would offer a new package of consulting and system-design services for digital network-based video surveillance systems.

If the current Christmas catalog offerings are any indication, that trend may have something to do with Mother Nature's lazy lack of variation on the evergreen tree: a tiresome upward taper, prickly, lightbulb obscuring needles, and (talk about boring)... wood.

Moving into 2017, there's little indication that trend is going to do anything but accelerate, especially given that every company is now essentially a software company.

Free Internet services are largely limited to the U.K. for now, but there's some indication the trend will spread to the Continent.

The "sharing economy" has been a buzzy concept for several years now — but if startup investor activity is any indication, the trend isn't going anywhere any time soon.

If Michigan's recent debate over "rape insurance" is any indication, that trend of Republican legislatures trying to outdo each other is not slowing down anytime soon.

This could provide an early indication of trends and troubles.Companies could also use such services to find out what their rivals are up to.

There are indications the trend of care leavers ending up in custody continues into adulthood: 31% of women and 24% of men in the adult prison population report come from care.