Sentence examples for major inkling from inspiring English sources

Still, it seems Acton and Koum had a pretty major inkling of the looming clash of business "principles and ethics" with Facebook's management, given they had a clause written into their contract to allow them to immediately get all their stock if the company began "implementing monetization initiatives" without their consent.

This show, organized by Christopher Phillips and Vanessa Rocco, is a dandy way to get an inkling of how a major trend in mass communications gathered force.

Increasingly I have a feeling that the world has gone mad, that a major shift of our social axis has occurred and nobody has an inkling of how or why.

But if a serious discussion is on the agenda about whether to hand the 50-over captaincy to Paul Collingwood, who led England to their first major one-day trophy in World Twenty20 in the Caribbean, then Strauss has been given no official inkling.

"I had an inkling.

But just an inkling.

Pat Loud: No inkling.

Brandel Chamblee has an inkling.

Does he have even the slightest inkling?

Now, Chevron will get an inkling of whether its new strategy is working as the city weighs the company's plans to rebuild a critical unit damaged in a major fire in August.

"That was the first inkling".