Sentence examples for are more indicative from inspiring English sources

These three indicators are more indicative of people's ability to pay than of their social condition or health needs: no income generating activity in the past 7 days; had to ask someone else for food in the past 30 days; had to ask for help to pay for healthcare in the past 6 months.

Instead Ankersen tells him he will be judged on whether he achieves certain key performance indicators (KPIs) which, over the long term, the club believes are more indicative of success.

"The dollar amounts are more indicative of business traveler grabbing something on the go," he said.

Mr. Cuáron says three recent Mexican box-office smashes -- "Y Tu Mamá," "Amores Perros" and "Sexo, Pudor" -- are more indicative of where the new cinema is going.

These numbers probably do reflect some profound racial differences among the generations, but they are more indicative of how young and old Americans approach the issues of the day, generally.

These complex structures are more indicative of actual power distributions.

The Signature's "Show Boat" is more indicative of 2009 economic frugality than Jazz Age excess.

Furthermore, such persistence [material deleted] was more indicative of procurement for a conventional weapons program than a covert nuclear program.

Ironically, what was meanwhile happening to English football was more indicative of Britain under New Labour.

"All of that is more indicative of someone driving out here, dumping the body quickly and leaving," he said.

Stubborn optimism in the face of significant declines is more indicative of a market top than a bottom.