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

My difficulties doing non-technical or non-research work aren't necessarily indicative of a deeper problem they have, since I may not be their exact target audience.

The company's slow response may be indicative of a deeper problem in technology and Internet-based companies — most of them are primarily run by men.

I think it is indicative of a deeper problem in society in that as long as my kids, people like us, are all right, we don't need to do anything about it.

And she told a news conference the experience of speaking to convicted rapist Mukesh Singh had been "extremely shocking" and indicative of a deeper problem in society.

pay, Bebchuk says, is a manifestation of a deeper problem.

Now it's a question of who's to blame and whether it's an isolated incident or indicative of a much deeper problem.

It is indicative of a much deeper problem.

Loventhal thinks plastics abuse is indicative of a deeper societal problem.

(I mean, when are rape and bomb threats ever not indicative of a deeper cultural problem?) Is this what happens when you raise a generation on porn and failed hopes?

There is a deeper problem.

Beyond it, however, lies a deeper problem.