Sentence examples for indicative of planning from inspiring English sources

Prior to absconding, these individuals were likely to engage in behavior indicative of planning (e.g., withdrawing money, selling belongings) but, unlike those in the broader goal-directed category, would not disclose intentions to staff.

Sequential tool use is frequently assumed to be indicative of planning, a candidate for a unique characteristic of humans [33], [34]; however, together with other forms of anticipatory behaviour in corvids, it might appear that this assumption of human uniqueness is unjustified [24], [35].

The standards undergirding a suspicious activity report are defined as: "Observed behavior reasonably indicative of preoperational planning related to terrorism or other criminal activity".

There was a budget for PPI travel and expenses which is perhaps indicative of careful planning.

It remains unclear if the timing of Neville's testimonial is indicative of any plans to retire.

Democrats immediately seized on McConnell's comments, with the Democratic National Committee, the Senate Democratic campaign arm, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). releasing statements casting them as indicative of Republicans' plans to do away with protections for preexisting conditions should they keep control of the Senate.

This is the latest in a range of shopping-themed pilots there, but this test is more indicative of future plans.

A trademark in this case might actually be more indicative of product plans than a patent, since it demonstrates at least some intent to actually bring the named product to market.

Meanwhile, Medicare Advantage premiums are down and enrollment is up, according to HHS -- hardly indicative of a plan that's suffering due to the ACA.

He refers to the scheme as "a compelling idea based on infrastructure," and that somewhat geeky phrase is indicative of where the planning process is now.

Many have pointed to the deliberate targeting of the painting and the speed and effectiveness of both the theft and the getaway, as indicative of the detailed planning typically associated with international art theft, rather than opportunistic crime.