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

Is this indicative of a wider problem with MPs concerning honesty, integrity, arrogance and accountability?

This is not an uncommon situation, since public bodies are often inundated with requests – sometimes frivolous – for data they hold, but it seems indicative of a wider problem with public data which are 'open' in theory but not in practice.

Neither man claims to watch the BBC1 show – Kermode says the last time he saw it was when Barry Norman said farewell in 1998 - and perhaps that is indicative of a wider problem.

The High Pay Centre think tank said the pay package was "indicative of a wider problem of corporate governance and culture" while Unite, the trade union, said the pay was "outrageous and undeserved".

However, the problems with iPlayer are far from unique - in fact, insiders say the turmoil surrounding it is merely indicative of a wider problem that is now engulfing the BBC.

And are these crimes indicative of a wider problem?

That is part of a wider problem.

Trussell Trust figures are thought to be indicative of a much wider problem, as they do not capture the growth of informal emergency food interventions by hundreds of churches, housing associations, and poverty charities.

Whether men writing about the scandal remains an issue in and of itself remains debatable, but one thing is certain: it is indicative of a much wider problem.

The report said the suicide last year of Lucy Meadows, a primary school teacher who was transgender, after two previous attempts was indicative of a much wider problem.

Protesters believe it is indicative of a wider corruption problem within the government that leads to a lack of accountability with regards to these issues.