Sentence examples for indicative of a shift from inspiring English sources

None the less, it seems indicative of a shift in public attitude.

She said this was "not indicative of a shift to the rule of law".

Currently, the dominance of UK funky house is indicative of a shift among garage clubbers back towards the smoother, female-friendly days of two-step.

Whereas Corbyn's leadership position could lead to a split in Labour, Sanders' success is more indicative of a shift in the Democratic Party.

To say that when an individual stops shopping at a particular retailer is indicative of a shift towards radicalisation ignores the fact that there are likely to be far simpler reasons for such decisions.

It is also indicative of a shift among prominent women toward the idea that men — as sympathetic chief executives, corporate mentors and involved fathers — are crucial to the next stage of women's advancement.

The contribution of Ricky Alvarez, who stole the ball from Giorgio Chiellini to set up Icardi's goal, was indicative of a shifting mentality.

The local geomorphology does not show former beach ridges or comparable structures indicative of a shifting of the coastline but reveals a clear lobe-like fan structure.

The extent of virologic suppression and absence of resistance with TDF in this study is indicative of a shifting HBV treatment landscape in which risk of nonresponse or development of resistance is declining with the adoption of newer, more-potent antivirals.

The total variability was highest for traditional stoves in the postintervention period, perhaps indicative of either a shift first to and then from the Philips or mixed use of both stoves.

The essential claim that underlies the praise for the HomeHero — aesthetics save lives — is indicative of a broader shift.