Sentence examples for but is indicative of from inspiring English sources

This may seem superficial, but is indicative of significant changes in North Korean society.

The very complexity of EU constitutional law is not just a matter of drafting but is indicative of serious shortcomings in the way the Union works.

The refugee camp, still in the process of being prepared, has not been officially opened by the government but is indicative of the preparations being made as more Syrians are expected to flee the violence in their country.

It is noteworthy that the nanobiosensor for arginase detection does not show a fluorescence increase when incubated with the enzyme NO-reductase, which also uses arginase as substrate, but is indicative of an inflammatory response by the host to cancer and infections.

This is no longer the initial treatment phase, but is indicative of the ongoing needs of cancer survivors.

The latter observation does not necessarily designate a predictive value of HER4 but is indicative of the positive effect of HER4 among patients characterised by a well defined therapeutic setting (either CT or HT treatment).

The above examples are stylistically cartoons, but are indicative of Steinberg's transcendence of the magazine-cartoon genre — a genre that emphasizes humor.

As the scheme was only implemented this year, these results may be unrealistic, but are indicative of the level of revenue that could be raised.

(Because City's back four was – just about – back in position, Totti's goal was not designated as a fast break by Opta; fast breaks are a subset of counterattacks but are indicative of the overall pattern).

Prime Air's more notable hires may not be household names, but are indicative of a project Amazon is taking seriously, after all.

But it is indicative of the magazine's place in his writer's psyche.