Sentence examples for indicative of some from inspiring English sources

This is indicative of some degree of mobility of the ions towards groundwater, an indication that shallow wells mostly common to the Abloradjei community could be at risk of pollution from leachate and other soil surface activities.

I don't know whether these statistics are indicative of some broader problem in society or not.

But they are indicative of some important shifts in the aspirations and mood of the English.

The existence of a preferred interspacing is indicative of some form of underlying correlation between the modes.

Furthermore, when Master rats are later tested they reacquire the flexion response in fewer trials, indicative of some savings.

"I believe that is a strategic mistake and is indicative of some of the strategic mistakes that have led us to this point," he said.

The fact that Charlie Chaplin wears Top-Siders seems to be indicative of some greater disconnect between him and the environment through which the characters are traveling.

This is indicative of some mobility of the Ni-complex, and/or counter ion transport inside the polymer film (See Supplementary Fig. 2).

He agreed with my wariness, but cautioned me not to throw the twentysomething out with the beer cart: cross-sectional data can be indicative of some generational differences.

However, the bivariate influence of overfeeding during the paternal grandfather's SGP was, in itself, indicative of some effect on the proband.

At G.E., a spokeswoman, Anne Eisele, told me that it was wrong to think these violations were "indicative of some larger problem in G.E.'s overall culture, its finance function or compliance practices.