Sentence examples for indicative of the problem from inspiring English sources

And perhaps that is indicative of the problem, too.

"For President Blatter not to resign based on what happened yesterday is indicative of the problem.

The fact that no presidential candidate has given serious attention to the plight of Palestinians is indicative of the problem.

"The fact that I have to explain myself is kind of indicative of the problem in the Republican party," she says.

But he follows that snorter with a wide, which is indicative of the problems he has.

Somehow it seems indicative of the problems she faces: not only is she dealing with recalcitrant non-users, but with recalcitrant interfaces.

The dispute is indicative of the problems facing companies seeking to rename themselves as the demand for names increases with more corporate reorganizations and new products.

This relatively rapid turnover was indicative of the problems brought to the party by prolonged political violence and by direct rule of Northern Ireland by Britain.

Indicative of the problems was the drama on Saturday at the main state bank that clears payments between businesses, an organization known as the Zavod za Obracun Placanja, or Zop.

Amid a series of negative news stories moderator Jordan Crook pointed to on stage as indicative of the problems with Yik Yak's anonymous nature, the founders instead zeroed in on one that showed how anonymity can actually be advantageous in some cases.

Similarly, in therapy, the difficulties in the treatment process are often indicative of the problems in the patient's life.