Sentence examples for arguably indicative from inspiring English sources

But it is arguably indicative of how temperate the ostensible class wars have actually been that few of these efforts have gained any real traction or approached the status of cultural obligation.

That courting of a devoted, dedicated audience at the expense of attempting to capture a foothold on the charts is arguably indicative of wider cultural trends in 2015.

Of further note, most (at least 44/51) of the OIs observed in the Kenyan study were conditions that can arise at any CD4 count including tuberculosis and zoster, which are arguably less indicative of HIV disease progression than other AIDS-defining illnesses (ADI) [ 17]; data on the types of ADI in the Italian study were not available.

Higher AUC values are indicative of better classifiers, with an AUC value of 1.0 indicating a perfect classifier, which is arguably impossible for any non-trivial classification task.

Qualifications, arguably.

To date, arguably only Ronaldo – hampered as he was by a knee injury – of the stellar forward contingent has failed to illuminate consistently in front of goal, his lack of fortune against Ghana on Thursday indicative of his tournament.

That is indicative.

Treat that as indicative.

Arguably a strong one.

Arguably yes, but enough?

Arguably, they still are.