Sentence examples for optimistic indications from inspiring English sources

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If that die-hard enthusiasm is any indication, the company should feel optimistic.

She said: "There are on going discussions between education officers and WAG officers and we want to remain optimistic until and indication on the contrary and my officers advise me that the on going conversation is fruitful".

Although all the indications are optimistic and assurances that the surgery to remove floating bone on his right elbow is routine there is no certainty that he will be ready either for the Champions Trophy in England in June or for the Ashes which begin in July.

But airline officials say that if the success of Internet ticketing is any indication, they are optimistic.

Osborne's deficit reduction plan for the next parliament involves raising £5bn by targeting tax avoidance, which looks optimistic but gives a clear indication of his thinking.

We don't know where the winds will take the company, but if the last eight months are any indication, I'm optimistic.

As a point of comparison, the company's previous full-year estimates were between $2.02 billion and $2.05 billion — an indication of its optimistic outlook.

But Gandhi's philosophy makes me optimistic that this is a positive indication that we are closing in on the changes we are campaigning for.

First, the OBR has assumed that the Brexit negotiations go smoothly, and there is every indication that this is unduly optimistic.

And all the indications are that even the most optimistic predictions of its box office performance will turn out to be justified.