That expressing these views would lead to such furious opposition – even from members of his own party – is indicative of how constrained US debates have become about Israel.
In fact, a presidential visit had been planned for quite some time, and is indicative of the historically close US-Swedish relations.
"What happened in that room is indicative of what so many of us, including the president and I know his wife, have known and felt for some time," Anderson told The Huffington Post.
Leong worries that our acceptance of discrimination on platforms like Airbnb is indicative of a broader trend in US public opinion.
Best of all is how the actions of a few idiots in our respective tribes get thrown back at us as indicative of our collective failure as a minority.
Removing a stain online may seem like a small issue, but it's indicative of a society that expects us to shave our legs, hide our babies under blankets when we breastfeed and avoid the gaze of the cashier whenever we buy anything to do with our vaginas.
With such variety, the results presented by us are indicative of what one might expect in a real-world scenario.
The rational, "people who are paying for it all" in Assange's words, will be rightfully outraged, ask if the shooting was an isolated incident or indicative of the actions of more US troops in Iraq, and, if so, pressure the government to enforce justice.
This did not reveal any stop codons that could have been indicative of additional pseudogenes, but made us exclude one more sequence from the alignment, because of an extremely high rate of unique amino acid substitutions (GenBank accession number [ EF413886]).
Sites of termination are, therefore, indicative of origin firing time – allowing us to faithfully reconstruct the temporal dynamics of the replication program using data from a single asynchronous culture.
