Sentence examples for initial signs that from inspiring English sources

GetUpside is far from a household name, but there are initial signs that it is gaining market traction.

The minutes said: "There were initial signs that the anticipated broadening from household to business spending might have already begun.

Feeling thirsty and passing dark coloured, strong-smelling urine are some of the initial signs that you could be dehydrated.

But some American intelligence analysts say there are initial signs that small numbers of foreign fighters from North Africa who fought in Iraq are returning home.

"It seems to me that the initial signs that we have seen suggest that there is a very smooth transition process underway," said Dennis Ross, President Clinton's special envoy for the Middle East, in an interview on ABC News.

Policymakers noted "initial signs that the anticipated broadening from household to business spending might have already begun" after recent official figures showed business investment spending rising at an annual pace of 8.5 per cent at the end of last year.

AOL executives say that the initial signs are that this is working.

This year, capacity has crept up above £11 billion, and Lloyd's says that the initial signs are that it will grow by at least 10% in the coming year.

But the company's chief scientific officer, Dr Tad Sonstegard, told BBC News that the initial signs were that Genselle was settling in well with her new surroundings.

Yet initial signs indicate that the tumultuous wave of change that swept, say, across Eastern Europe during the 1990s has yet to materialise.

Initial signs were that bloggers were not particularly welcome on Adsense, but that policy seems to have softened, as one weblogger noted recently on a bulletin board discussing Adsense with the kind of excitement usually reserved for boy band appearances and cuts in the prices of hard drives.