Sentence examples for clearly indicative from inspiring English sources

That said, it is clearly indicative of the fact Robert Mugabe is no longer fit for purpose.

"This is clearly indicative that South Africa cannot be seen as a safe haven for international terrorists," Mr. Abrahams said.

The government has recognised that "this is clearly indicative of a crisis," according to an official document quoted in the WaterAid report.

Another party insider told Guardian Australia: "The Sydney vote is clearly indicative that something went wrong, and by Sydney I mean greater Sydney, not just the seat of Sydney.

We also note that the orientation of the lobes is clearly indicative of the fault strike.

Therefore, a government becomes destructive when its abuses and usurpations are (1) many and long, (2) directed to the same end, and (3) clearly indicative of despotism.

In the case of TMP, the final degradation achieved by the two processes is similar, but the evolution during time can be clearly differentiated, indicative of different reaction pathways.

These results are clearly more indicative of the effect of compensating mutations at the opposite side of a stem region and are supported by the largest increase in model fit.

In each, one or more positions in CDC11 appeared as "mixed" peaks with two distinct nucleotides clearly represented, indicative of two alleles of CDC11 in the same purportedly haploid strain (Moir et al. 1982).

Clearly, this was indicative that he is just not ready to take on this type of responsibility.

At later time-points, neuronal FJB staining decreased in parallel with NeuN (Figure 3B), while reaction was also noted with micro- and astroglia, that were clearly activated and indicative of inflammation (Figure 3B).