Sentence examples for indicative that the from inspiring English sources

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

"It is definitely indicative that the Fed is more concerned about the pace of growth," said Dan Greenhaus, the chief economic strategist for Miller Tabak & Company.

It seemed indicative that the floral patterns came not from the summer bloom scarves in Gucci's archives, but from research in Asia.

"It seems indicative that the current economy will keep many of them in contact with the office even while away," said Leemor Amado, a consultant for the American Management Association, which conducted the survey and released its results last week.

There is a lack of world-class players – Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard are the only ones who come close – and it was perhaps indicative that the pair were the only players on the scoresheet on Tuesday night.

Having said that, I think Seattle's moves are indicative that the Seahawks believe they have a championship caliber team and that they had just a little tinkering to do.

LPA-treated constructs exhibited greater DNA content, indicative that the molecule exerted a signaling effect.

The increase of the absorbance was indicative that the concentration of Ag-NPs increased [30].

Is this indicative that the  larger technology inflation — or "bubble" in the parlance of some — is headed for a crash?

If that is indeed true, it's indicative that the new devices will not be products of Toshiba.

All these are indicative that the ENA imaging is a powerful tool to investigate the planetary surface.