In the spirit of Paul Kedrosky's data exhaust idea - "the kinds of information we throw off as a byproduct of our actions" - here we will look at travel events of world leaders, with the theory that world leader travel is not only an indication of interest but perhaps even a leading indicator.
When we complained, Lastminute.com said the map was "only an indication of the location".
Those matches, the report said, might be only an indication of the depth of the problem.
That none of his subsequent books achieved the same level of sublimity is only an indication of how marvellous that early work was.
The update differed from the Thursday warning signal, which was only an indication of the firm's so-called excess segregated money.
"Usually at the last moment someone comes up with an idea," he said, "but if the siege is not lifted it is only an indication that we will not have a fruitful or successful summit".
The researchers were careful to point out that their findings were not a reason for mothers to avoid breast-feeding — only an indication that not all of the reputed benefits were backed by evidence.
Petrov's recordings, mainly on the Russian label Melodiya, which give only an indication of his huge repertoire, obviously included music by Russian composers, not least Mussorgsky, Prokofiev, Rachmaninov and Scriabin, and such moderate modernists as Eshpai, Kapustin, Khrennikov and Shchedrin.
The success of last year's 12 Years a Slave was not only an indication of how mainstream African American stories are now becoming – it also suggested that, as with the foreign designers who created some of the finest poster art, sometimes the outsider can better tell an American tale.
The costings are only an indication of the possible revenue forgone and do not cover the three years following the four-year forward estimates in which the government is proposing to gradually increase the threshold for the size of company that qualifies for the gradually reducing company tax rate.
