Sentence examples for indicative of a bigger problem from inspiring English sources

The Lone Ranger's financial failure in the US is indicative of a bigger problem in the industry.

More broadly, mistakes in rail franchising are indicative of a bigger problem across Whitehall, which has bungled major procurements for years.

For those with chronic conditions, for instance, internet-connected blood pressure cuffs can monitor for subtle changes that might be indicative of a bigger problem.

The casting call received thousands of applications, which makes for some hilarious viewing on YouTube, but the question of who could fill the shoes of one of rap's biggest personalities is indicative of a bigger problem for the movies: that they do not really get hip-hop at all.

It is a spectacular performance that is unfortunately indicative of a bigger problem: the Arctic is warming up, the ice is melting and glaciers are receding.

The attack on the CIA's base in Khost, Afghanistan was indicative of a bigger problem in Langley, writes Baer, a former agency operative.

As a Michigan foot doctor, I see patients with burning/numb feet on a regular basis, and though sometimes it can be indicative of a much bigger problem, I'm surprised by how often the burning sensation is mitigated when a patient begins taking a vitamin B complex.

You losers are the laughing stock of the thinking world because, as insignificant as this phenomenon may sound it's actually indicative of a much bigger problem: our generation does not understand math.

"Investors may perceive that a CEO's inability to resolve a conflict may be indicative of a bigger leadership problem at the company," King says.

Charlotte, who lives in London with her husband and young daughter, believes that these shortcomings are indicative of a bigger, all-encompassing problem related to our attitudes towards miscarriage.

Win8 will fulfill most of that compunction but by launching a product that wasn't indicative of its strengths is a big problem.