The statistics, widely viewed as an indicative but only partial record of violent deaths, showed 1,971 people died in "terrorism" during January, slightly up from the previous high of 1,930 deaths recorded in December.
Balancedness is an indicative mean value for completeness of the different types and should be interpreted in view of the completeness values (Table 2).
"Turtles are an indicative species.
The NUJ ballot is an indicative one.
However, an "indicative" timetable in the document suggests 2030.
"I think if you're saying that encryption is the problem, at a time when consumers and businesses see encryption as a very necessary part of trust online, that's a very indicative point of view".
It's admirable, though, that even the cocktails exhibit a strong point of view — indicative of a restaurant run by people who care about creating an experience as interesting as it is relaxing.
The popular slogan "if slaughterhouses had glass walls everyone would be vegetarian" is indicative of a view commonly held by animal advocates: that the biggest barrier to either improving animal welfare, or ending animal agriculture, is community ignorance about what really goes on in factory farms.
Ed Gillespie, who stepped down the day before Inauguration Day as the chairman of the Republican National Committee, told me, "One of the reasons journalists think they're playing it straight is that in the article they tend to play 'He said, she said.' But, when you look at the story selection itself, it's indicative of a view that slants to the left".
On the contrary, the brutal, tragic, murders were, in my view, indicative of a society wherein "free" speech is seen as a privilege afforded only to those who can afford to buy it.
