Sentence examples for exactly indicative from inspiring English sources

The first was that out-of-area appraisers "didn't understand the local values"; the second was that they were choosing comparable properties from a pool of foreclosed homes — not exactly indicative of what nondistressed properties might be worth.

In short, the evidence at hand is not exactly indicative of an economy bursting at the seams.

Bona fides in hand, Clinton can show how Palin's stance against abortion, for example, is not in the interest of women and how Palin's position is exactly indicative of the kind of compliant, caged woman Palin is, and 'you, American woman' are not.

Obviously, in this context, the stats are taken from homes being newly bought to the market, and therefore isn't exactly indicative of average house prices on the whole, but I think the main takeaway from this here is still: we're fucked.

"It's just indicative of the times".

"The opportunity to work with GM on such game-changing technology is indicative of exactly the type of contributions that traditional tech companies can make in the automotive space".

And "Driftin'" -- which sounds like a 1930s gem -- is surely indicative of exactly why they thought of McKay for this old-fashioned evening.

OneReceipt co-founder Sam Fine isn't thrilled with the comparison — he says Mint is more of a "balance sheet" and isn't very indicative of what exactly a users money gets spent on.

A clear periodic nucleosome positioning pattern with a dip at TSS is observed for expressed RTSSs, while the repressed RTSSs show no sign of ordered nucleosomes, except for an increased signal exactly at the RTSS center, indicative of a well-positioned nucleosome at this location.

Weinreich says that's exactly the kind of information that Indicative can reveal.

But the Guardian says it is not clear exactly what this means, and clearly many feel an "indicative ballot" could be called if the party replicates its general election success in the 2016 Scottish parliament elections.