Sentence examples for indicative of an issue from inspiring English sources

It is in no way indicative of an issue with the team overall.

But frequent descriptions of her as "cool" or "detached" were indicative of an issue — not, I maintain, any lack of emotional commitment or communication, but a tendency to linger over her music, dragging on the tempos, and going a little flat, all of which made her sound phlegmatic.

While in most cases a nonprofit should not spend more than 40% on overhead, anything below that is fine and is not indicative of any issues with nonprofit quality.

Or we'll say, "Go to this store and tell us if the low stock of a product continues," because that might be indicative of a supply issue, or a pre-indicator that people won't have enough to eat.

Stress affects everyone differently, but there are a number of common symptoms that can be indicative of a chronic issue.

It's indicative of a larger issue in California.

Nick McGeehan, Gulf researcher at Human Rights Watch, said that the problems at BK Gulf were indicative of a broader issue.

If that sounds like a small point to pick apart, it's mentioned because it's indicative of a wider issue affecting Project Cars.

The question of whether to avoid the state is indicative of a perennial issue we face as we choose where to go.

Hill's comments are indicative of a systemic issue within country music, which is that too many key leaders and influencers don't believe that women have a major role in the genre.

Applying to nine or more schools is indicative of a larger issue in which students apply to as many schools as they feel some kind of connection to (or that Mom and Dad feel a connection to), and deal with that small detail called "fit" later on.