Sentence examples for also indicative from inspiring English sources

The figures are also indicative of a relatively strong underlying market".

But that "Who?" is also indicative of the poison in Paul's personality.

He said he hoped the decision was also indicative of a "new mentality" in the country.

But they are also indicative of the chink in those principals' armor, too.

That's more than just disgusting - it's also indicative of why we're so crap at tennis.

But Samoa's embrace of the event was also indicative of the scale of what is at stake.

Her slovenly ways are also indicative of a jittery, nihilistic atmosphere that that the war next door has triggered.

But the truth is that each quarterback's performance was also indicative of how they have been performing all year.

But beyond the direct cost of those jets, it is also indicative of loss of the 'lean-and-mean' culture that used to be in Tesco' DNA.

Group member Amal Habbani, a journalist, told the Guardian, however, that the incident is also indicative of the Sudanese government's wider disregard for women's rights.

It is also indicative – and there's certainly no shame in this – of a film that works hard to give young audiences something meaty to chew on.