Sentence examples for indicative that from inspiring English sources

He warns against pinpointing an address as being indicative that a crime took place in a general area.

"The price is indicative that there were bigger problems at Bear than clients and the public realized".

"It is indicative that history is often slanted by those who actually apply double standards in modern politics," he wrote.

In that case, she said, the existence of methane and water would be indicative that the planet was habitable.

But, he added, "I don't think it's necessarily indicative that we are still on the way down".

It is of course indicative that in Goldie's colour-blind metaphor it is the emotional person who sees clearly.

"Seventeen billion isn't a run, but it's definitely indicative that investors are shifting their assets.

"Speaking another language is indicative that you are verbal, but you have to be behaved".

She added: "These 'pensioner-pound' films are indicative that subjects pertaining to old age are no longer regarded as unsexy".

"This is clearly indicative that South Africa cannot be seen as a safe haven for international terrorists," Mr. Abrahams said.

"The recent enforcement is indicative that we have not lost our priorities in other areas since Sept. 11," said Susan Dryden, a spokeswoman for the department.