Sentence examples for been seen as indicative from inspiring English sources

The demise of Star Cops after just nine episodes has been seen as indicative of the decline of British television science fiction in the 1980s and, after Doctor Who followed Star Cops into cancellation in 1989, there would be no British regular science fiction drama series on British television until Bugs began in 1995.

That response was seen as indicative of a generational divide.

It may be seen as indicative of dishonest behaviour," says McCulloch.

Mr. Joseph, the Salomon Smith Barney analyst, said the numbers should not be seen as indicative of continued bad news for the industry.

The move was seen as indicative of a growing skepticism in the U.K. about the benefits of EU membership.

The deal was seen as indicative of a general easing of tensions that have clouded the Korean peace talks in recent months.

But today's deal is seen as indicative of a move toward reducing the number of European players to a handful of market leaders.

"Friday's response should be seen as indicative of the helplessness of a government that has no path," Shlo mo Avineri, a political scientist, said on Israel Radio.

In an interview, Mr. Marzulla said Ms. Norton would be fiercely loyal to the new administration, and he insisted that her past views should not be seen as indicative of the positions she would adopt as interior secretary.

He added that because the data was broken down by ZIP code, the analysis was localized and differences from one ZIP code to the next could be seen as indicative of visual influence rather than cultural preference because many adjacent ZIP codes were very similar demographically.

These figures have relevance to the ICT4D community because development in Cote d'Ivoire can be seen as indicative for many other African countries.