Sentence examples for definitely indicative from inspiring English sources

"Seventeen billion isn't a run, but it's definitely indicative that investors are shifting their assets.

"It is definitely indicative that the Fed is more concerned about the pace of growth," said Dan Greenhaus, the chief economic strategist for Miller Tabak & Company.

These additions are definitely indicative of some clever goings on over at Mercedes-Benz, but I can't help but wonder about the potential problems of this new brake system.

It's definitely indicative of a scene not only maturing, but also flexin'".

RYAN: The treatment of the college student and the "Netflix queue" are small things that are definitely indicative of larger problems.

The move to VH1 is definitely indicative of the fact that the show is more popular than ever and will probably continue to gain popularity.

(And I hasten to note that there is a dozen or so senate Democrats -- Senators Webb, Dodd, Leahy, Feingold, etc... -- who are most definitely not indicative of their party's recent castrata status).

The structure matrix indicates that Q3; "I definitely don't dare to miss my anti-rheumatic medication" is the most indicative of high or low adherence as high adherers tend to "agree" whereas low adherers tend to "disagree".

Although EGFR overexpression correlated with the 13th pN factor (P = 0.036), a much higher correlation of EGFR overexpression was found with open surgery patients than with laparoscopic surgery patients (P = 0.0063), where laparoscopic surgery was indicative of patients with lower clinical T (definitely clinical T1 or T2).

Use the future indicative when talking about an action that will definitely be done in the future.

THE FIX: Is the involvement of a former Anonymous hacker indicative of how sophisticated the Isis operation is? HOUSH: They definitely got a lot of their skill set brought to them by someone who knew what he was doing.