But Mr Cook also said the Apple Watch had had a "great start", in the first indication of how well the company's first piece of wearable technology was selling.
He would not say when this will start, but indications are that it is a matter of months.
The experimental events modeled included the trial start, keypresses, indications of when a new market started, and the trial outcome.
They darkened at First Minister's Questions, when the first real indications started to emerge that the yellow card given to Leighton Andrews over his ill-fated Labour4RoyalGlam campaign could possibly be replaced by a red one.
Mr. O'Neill stressed strong auto sales and housing starts as indications that the American economy is not as sick as it is often described and said he told the finance ministers he was moderately optimistic for the remainder of the year, expecting more than 2percentt growth in the last quarter, and "something over 3percentt" in all of 2002.
When the special counsel brought the case against Roger Stone, a longtime Trump adviser and friend, accusing him of lying to Congress, attorneys from the U.S. attorney's office in Washington were assigned to it from the start — an indication that Mueller expects to hand off the investigation soon.
I had started seeing indications of increased U.S. operations.
"We're just starting to see indications of increased activity starting to come in, especially at our community events over the weekend," Kossen said.
With many products, indications start out narrow and broaden later.
"When the national average price of gasoline exceeds $3.20 a gallon, that's when we start to see indications of change," said Michael McNamara, vice president for research and analysis at SpendingPulse, which also tracks gas sales.
