Sentence examples for indicative of bad from inspiring English sources

On "BrainDead," the real danger is people who view all policy disagreements through a conspiratorial lens, seeing even small divisions as indicative of bad faith.

Hidden failures are random events that are not indicative of bad relay design.

"While there was no development commitment or formal site plan in place for parcel 4A, this is not necessarily indicative of bad faith, unreasonableness or abuse of power," the court concluded.

Mr. Joseph, the Salomon Smith Barney analyst, said the numbers should not be seen as indicative of continued bad news for the industry.

Chris Kaman: His disappointing season with Dallas was more indicative of a bad fit with the Mavericks than of a skill set on the decline.

This attack is the latest in a series by radio hosts from MediaWorks, a company that owns 10 radio stations throughout New Zealand as well as TV and web platforms, and seems indicative of a bad trend across New Zealand radio.

This is indicative of a bad nut, which will require the filing down of the nut.

Whether the figures for uptake within the local programme here are indicative of "good" or "bad" performance is not a straightforward, nor perhaps a very helpful question [22].

So, my question is this: what if the huge number of parents being prosecuted for their child's non-attendance at school isn't actually indicative of an epidemic of bad parenting at all?

But Mr. Pitt's failure to mention this not inconsequential detail was indicative of the sort of bad behavior that cannot be legislated out of existence.

There were six CV outcomes: systolic and diastolic BP, HR, brachial artery diameter (BAD; indicative of basal arterial tone), FMD, and nitroglycerin-mediated dilatation (NMD; indicative of smooth muscle function).