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

It's a small point, but it's indicative of a larger problem.

That this announcement even qualifies as a milestone is indicative of a larger problem as far as gender equality within the armed forces is concerned.

Is the latest news on the Russian ad buy indicative of a larger problem of weak Facebook oversight of its advertising system?

"It's indicative of a larger problem," said Kate Hanni, who is a leader in the effort to get Congress to pass passenger-related legislation.

My Sunday column argues that Mitt Romney's foreign policy lapses last week are indicative of a larger problem: This is a world he doesn't get, or gets wrong.

In interviews, several left-leaning groups wondered if Ms. Warren's decision to take the DNA test was indicative of a larger problem for several prospective presidential candidates: that their inner circles of advisers don't reflect the racial diversity of the Democratic electorate.

SO: Do you think the findings are indicative in any way of a larger problem when it comes to social media?

This may seem nitpicky or inconsequential, but it's indicative of a much larger problem.

The question we should now be asking ourselves is whether McChrystal's feelings and behavior are indicative of a much larger problem throughout the military.

"The majority of our officers serve with distinction, but far too many officers have demonstrated racist and homophobic views to suggest these are isolated incidents rather than indicative of a larger cultural problem," district attorney George Gascón said in an e-mail.

"It's indicative of a larger historical problem," Pietila said.