But it could also be an indication of dwindling interest.
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But it seems to be an indication of where we're going.
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The length of time before the announcement may also be an indication of unexpected opposition.
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The latest Times/CBS News poll could be an indication of an even tighter race.
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The efforts could be an indication of reconciliation between Pelosi, a California Democrat, and Ocasio-Cortez.
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It could also be an indication of a man's risk for heart disease and early death.
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Too much spent on overhead and too little on program could be an indication of fraud.
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"This, sadly, could be an indication of how difficult it is for millennials to save," Boneparth said.
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Snoring and sleep apnea are not the same, although severe snoring can be an indication of apnea.
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And it may be an indication of how the company is shifting to deal with future problems.
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Fluid draining from the ears or nose or dilated pupils can be an indication of a severe injury.
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An attack usually causes no permanent damage, but can be an indication of risk for a future stroke.
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This time around, some external onlookers have suggested voter turnout could be an indication of the Egyptian premier's popularity.
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It can be an indication of other problems, like allergies, chronic sinusitis, or the very glamorous sounding vasomotor rhinitis.
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Poor sleep may be an indication of increased risk for Alzheimer's disease, a new study of older people suggests.
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How voters respond will be an indication of how much they care about candidates' connections to Silicon Valley titans.
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"Activists not being aware of ['Not My President's'] origin should be an indication of how irrelevant it is," she said.
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"Although very early on, this could be an indication of longer lasting impact on Hong Kong as a financial center."
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This may also be an indication of enduring connections in terms of securing sympathies and ideological allies in the country.
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It could contain new criminal charges or it could be an indication of a coming plea agreement, according to CNN.
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It could contain new criminal charges or it could be an indication of a coming plea agreement, according to CNN.
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However, if you barely sweat at all when you're working out strenuously, that can be an indication of a bigger problem.
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And the fact that corporations and countries are moving quickly to adopt blockchain protocols seems to be an indication of this.
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These darker colors may be an indication of a bacterial infection, but do not necessarily indicate that there are bacteria growing.
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With so much cash on hand and manageable debt obligations, recent headwinds should not be an indication of Apple's future performance.
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If CFIUS turns its TikTok inquiry into a formal investigation, it may be an indication of where the agency is headed.
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When a candidate can raise money, it can be an indication of the work ethic necessary to win a House campaign.
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Seismometers on the island had also picked up stronger tremors, which can be an indication of gas moving through the volcano.
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While this is just one event (albeit a very big one), this could be an indication of a trend dying out: smartwatches.
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The official result has to be announced within five days but there will likely be an indication of the outcome on Tuesday.
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Higher expectations of inflation could be an indication of pending business investment, as businesses seek to avoid higher prices down the road.
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Though this may be an indication of mediocre curatorial practice elsewhere, in Dreamlands, it feels very much like a deliberately manufactured effect.
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I've been waiting to see Anchor and Spotify's relationship become more prominent, and this might finally be an indication of that happening.
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The thermocoloration seems to be an indication of fighting ability, too, said Dr. Umbers, who did her doctoral thesis on the species.
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Unprecedented summer temperatures and low water levels produced the algal bloom, which can itself be an indication of a waterway under stress.
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"Furthermore, a number of timbers appeared charred and some of the fasteners were bent, which may be an indication of burning," it said.
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Launching there could be an indication of increased focus, having only won the state by 48.6% in 2016 to competitor Hillary Clinton's 47.4%.
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The slightly lower yield the government will pay on Wednesday's issue may be an indication of the strength of demand for Nigerian debt overseas.
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The number of units of blood Scalise required -- which the hospital has not revealed -- would be an indication of his overall prognosis, Ginzburg added.
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Of course the above numbers are just historical pricing, and legally can't be an indication of what Spotify actually thinks their shares will be worth.
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That fundraiser could be an indication of Luckey's politics, or simply his business nous, with Cruz as one of the loudest proponents for border security.
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While a higher rate can mean the hospital is dealing with more complicated births, it might also be an indication of too many unnecessary surgeries.
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Any settlement will be an indication of how tough the federal government will be in a case involving clear violations of the anti-bribery law.
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The pattern is seen to be an indication of bullish activity ahead, and in this case Twitter's 50-day moving average rose above its 200 day.
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As such, the outcome of this contest will be an indication of whether democracies or autocracies will be the dominant forces that will shape the future.
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Watching to see how much hash power conforms to Segwit overnight may be an indication of whether or not Bitcoin Cash stands a chance by morning.
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He says the passage of any equality measure, whether it's statewide or country-wide, can be an indication of the growing acceptance of the LGBTQ community.
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Lack of reaction in the physical oil markets may also be an indication of ample supply on the Gulf Coast, as oil refineries undergo seasonal maintenance.
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While dreaming about money probably doesn't mean you're going to win the lottery, it can be an indication of subconscious thoughts regarding confidence, power, and success.
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Meanwhile, The Lancet editorial warns that the challenges faced by DRC may be an indication of the changing nature of war in being a more protracted affair.
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"Constipation may be an indication of changes in the microbiome," the mix of microorganisms in the gut, Dr. Kovesdy said, "but we can't prove any causal relationships."
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What happens to the P.T.M. will be an indication of whether Pakistan will regain some of its lost space for dissent, or fall further into military control.
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The death of a proposal for a cable car into Vietnam's most famous cave, Son Doong, may be an indication of the government's intentions for Phong Nha.
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The box office result of "Rise of Skywalker" might be an indication of how long the hiatus will be until we see another "Star Wars" in theaters.
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CNBC is among the news organizations that use Dataminr, which deploys algorithms to locate public tweets that may be an indication of breaking news anywhere in the world.
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People should also get a checkup if they have ear drainage or bleeding because these symptoms aren't tied to impaction and may be an indication of other problems.
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Lawyers that Huffman's sentencing could be an indication of what other parents will face and might even make some who pleaded not guilty, like Loughlin, change their pleas.
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To our knowledge, this pattern of results has never been reported before and could be an indication of the level of sensitivity of the technique of mouse-movement analysis.
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The surprise guest this year was Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, making his first appearance; it may be an indication of Apple's increasing dependence on foreign markets for growth.
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For example, scheduling software that affects the length and duration of workers' shifts could be an indication of joint employment, even if the parent company doesn't schedule workers directly.
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Fewer putts per round, for instance, may be an indication of good putting, but it could just as easily be a reflection of good chipping or poor iron play.
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The regulator left room for exceptions and its guidance in this case could be an indication of how it plans to enforce the rule under its new chief, Joseph Otting.
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While both appear to still be on-board, the move seemed to be an indication of Ive's return to to his former role, a move TechCrunch has since confirmed with Apple.
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It may be an indication of more to come: This week, the Department of Justice announced enforcement actions against the Syrian Electronic Army, and an alleged Chinese hacker named Su Bin.
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McConnell said earlier this year that he thought the blue slip should be an indication of how a senator would vote, but not be allowed to blackball a circuit court nominee.
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This could be an indication of why the price of bitcoin hasn't dropped further on the back of this attack — the industry is getting better at dealing with the fallout from hacks.
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The general underperformance in value-investing could be an indication of anxiety as "value" stocks would be a way to participate cheaply in an upswing, John Authers writes in The Financial Times.
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It might be an indication of where the show's heart, or commercial instincts, truly lie that the cast, which performs admirably, is made up of performers who are not primarily known for comedy.
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But according to a new study, the relationship between our social media activity and mental state works both ways: How often you post on Instagram could be an indication of your mental health issues.
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The strong rise in 1Q17 could be an indication of a pick-up in trade-related growth, given that MCE to banks often takes the form of a Chinese bank's guarantee of corporate exposure.
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"The language that Rosendale uses in there seems clear to me to be an indication of coordination," said David Pucino, a lawyer who's involved in filing the FEC complaint on behalf of Giffords's group.
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Lawyers previously told Insider that Huffman's sentencing could be an indication of what other parents will face and might even make some who pleaded not guilty, like the actor Lori Loughlin, change their pleas.
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The stereotype of the overbearing in-law appears in sitcoms and movies alike, but according to Robinson-Brown this kind of intrusive behavior can be an indication of a deeper problem in the dynamic.
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Although Amazon has long played down its shipping ambitions — saying its own delivery service is only meant to "supplement" existing partners — the aggressive pricing could be an indication of its plan going far beyond that.
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While the end-times jokes are social media gold, the freaky natural wonders are drawing attention to what meteorologists say will be a brutal allergy season, and could be an indication of things to come.
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Given the importance of immigration (a Harris focus) in Nevada, its proximity to California and her growing roots there, it could be an indication of where she expects to see her biggest opening in 20203.
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"Respiratory infections could also be an indication of an underlying lung disease not yet diagnosed," said Dr. Lilly Verhagen, a researcher at Wilhelmina Children's Hospital in Utrecht, The Netherlands, who wasn't involved in the study.
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While many that are opposed to the scheme believe the suspension may be an indication of an imminent collapse, MMM Nigeria assured its members it was only freezing the system for a period of one month.
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The lack of direction in the S&P index as it sits near its record close of 2,175.03 hit July 22 could be an indication of strength, as these new highs are digested by the market.
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"The size of the settlement has to be an indication of the severity of the abuse, and also of the pressure that the Catholic Church is under," said Terry McKiernan, co-director and president of BishopAccountability.
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Microsoft also claimed that demand for its Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL is outstripping supply, which may not be an indication of consumer interest but rather an indicator that there weren't that many devices initially available.
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The scramble to bolster petrochemical sales could be an indication of how successful the U.S. administration of Donald Trump has been in choking off Iran's oil revenues, which have fallen further than under previous sanctions in 2012.
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Hiccups have been shown as indicators for between 40 and 100 diseases, Davis says, so a case that's really lingering could be an indication of serious health problems like central nervous system or metabolic disorders, or nerve damage.
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The size of the response and the CDC's warning feel like they don't totally match up, which, as the Cut reported Friday morning, could be an indication of a moral panic problem, rather than a public health crisis.
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They're going to look at x-ray light emanating from the area, in particular, because if the Alpha Centauri system doesn't show up as bright in x-ray light, that could be an indication of a potentially habitable environment.
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They're going to look at x-ray light emanating from the area, in particular, because if the Alpha Centauri system doesn't show up as bright in x-ray light, that could be an indication of a potentially habitable environment.
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"This is an extremely large settlement, and the size of the settlement has to be an indication of the severity of the abuse, and also of the pressure that the Catholic Church is under," Terry McKiernan told the newspaper.
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Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond, said Tuesday's decision showed that the August jury verdict was not an aberration and that the Hardeman case could be an indication of what may happen in future similar cases.
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The retailer said customers purchased 2.7x more Fire TV Sticks than they did last year, which could also be an indication of the drive towards cord cutting and streaming, more so than the popularity of Amazon's streaming stick in particular.
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Legal experts told Insider that because Huffman is the first parent being sentenced, her sentencing could be an indication of what other parents will face, and it might even make some who pleaded not guilty, like Loughlin, change their pleas.
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Missing chances, however, is not necessarily just bad luck: It can be an indication of a flaw in a team — particularly if it happens more than once, and particularly if it happens more than once in crucial, high-pressure games.
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He had been on a project searching for planets orbiting two stars, and tasked with examining the brightness and dimming through a NASA satellite telescope, a sign that could be an indication of a new planet, he told NBC New York.
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It is rare for a grand jury to decline to bring an indictment after federal prosecutors produce a full case to them, and any such decision could be an indication of the weakness of the evidence the government has presented.
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NOT AN ABERRATION Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond, said Tuesdays decision showed that the August jury verdict was not an aberration and that the Hardeman case could be an indication of what may happen in future similar cases.
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"We plan to take a digital image of it, and then intensify it and blow it up to compare against a database to see if it might be an indication of a year or a stamp," said Lukas Bächer, a curatorial assistant.
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It may also be an indication of how a judge behaves when he knows he is up for a Supreme Court seat and understands that a coded message to pro-lifers raises fewer red flags for pro-choice Republican senators in a confirmation hearing.
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Though it's highly probable that the boys were simply the victims of the violent storm that swept over Jupiter Inlet and into the ocean that afternoon, a key finding in the boat – the ignition and battery switch in the off position – could be an indication of foul play, legal analysts say.
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"This is an extremely large settlement, and the size of the settlement has to be an indication of the severity of the abuse, and also of the pressure that the Catholic Church is under due to all the developments that are happening," said Terry McKiernan, co-director and president of BishopAccountability.org.
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But, Roberts explained, it's possible that states that give priority to pregnant women are the ones with a shortage of treatment opportunities to begin with — "it might be an indication of something else going on in the treatment delivery system more broadly," which could affect the health of women across their reproductive lives.
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Between the Google acquisition, the reorganization, and the recent rounds of layoffs, it could be an indication of a smaller, more focused HTC that could try to compete less in the crowded smartphone arena and instead stick with projects like VR. But the question remains whether or not that will be enough to reverse the company's fortunes.
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One of the people who have sued the American Civil Liberties Union over inclusion in the no-fly list was told that he was on the list for having (in the ACLU's words) "traveled to a particular country in a particular year" — something that could be an indication of terrorist training, or simply of going to meet family.
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On Monday, he announced a slew of new measures to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus in Canada, including closing the country's borders to nations except for the US.The virtual meeting comes as nations recommend — or enforce —policies of social distancing that discourage groups of people from coming togetherThe conference call could be an indication of how major events and meetings will be conducted over the next weeks and months as companies, universities, and schools close and attempt to shift work online.
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