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Over two-thirds respondents (69 per cent) are currently reporting at least one key sign of business growth, a 15 point rise from June 2012.
Summary: It is a key sign of intelligence that one learns from one's own mistakes, and on the anniversary of the outbreak of the Civil War, this is worth remembering.
A third key sign is the direction of the magnetic field, and scientists are eagerly analyzing the data to see whether that has, indeed, changed direction.
Dr Mirza said its decision was a key sign that Bahrain had recovered from the unrest.
With close to one in 10 American workers out of work, the monthly job count u always an eagerly awaited indicator u was seen as a key sign of the heath of the economic recovery.
Bryant said he took the 2-0 start as a key sign that the Lakers succeeded in picking up where they left off after pushing the Phoenix Suns to Game 7 in their first- round playoff series.
According to foot specialists, the key sign is early morning pain: It feels like you've stepped on a carpet tack when you get out of bed.
The amber light to the decision by the Boundary Commission is a key sign of Ethiopia's commitment to accept the decision of the Commission as final and binding, the EU announced on November 29.
Changes in behavior patterns are a key sign that depression may be getting out of hand and help should be sought.
While it is unlikely to bother famous 39-year-olds such as David Beckham and Russell Brand, the key sign Mr Average is The Invisible Man is when women no longer eye him up.
The visit is seen as a key sign that relations are improving after years of tension.
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