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Meanings of little indication in English
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Usage of little indication in English
1
So far there's little indication Bloom's uncertainty index is about to spike.
2
The torpor gave little indication of the half that was to follow.
3
His face was drawn, but he showed little indication of his drinking.
4
However, the PM has offered little indication he is enthused by that idea.
5
Senate Republicans have given little indication they would support Trump's removal.
6
There is little indication of the technical glories of succeeding centuries.
7
The judges on the panel gave little indication of how they would decide.
8
Jurors gave little indication they were close to reaching a decision.
9
Besides, they give little indication of the direction from which the tremors come.
10
So far he has given little indication of his plans.
11
Conclusions: There is little indication that CRF guidelines are routinely implemented in clinical practice.
12
But here by experience we know that the barometer gives little indication of wind.
13
There was little indication of similar differences in the rectum.
14
In fact their music gives little indication that we're even in the 21st century.
15
Iran has given little indication of what it would bring to the table in Almaty.
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There was little indication, however, that investors were expecting anything more than a short correction.
This collocation consists of:
Little indication through the time
Little indication across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common