Sentence examples for is it indicative of from inspiring English sources

Or is it indicative of a more profound nationwide problem?

"Having said all that, is it indicative of a sea change in British politics?

Nor is it indicative of quality or sound business fundamentals — and it probably won't incline investors like me to prioritize them.

However, a commitment to tradition, is not a commitment to remaining the same, and nor is it indicative of a wilful refusal to confront the negative entailments within what is transmitted historically.

Or is it indicative of something else, namely, that publishers aren't very good at marketing literary e-books (or backlist e-books)?

"This type of behavior is not condoned at Elder, nor is it indicative of the lessons taught and learned in our classrooms, hallways, and on our fields of play, and it will not be tolerated". .

No matter how small the plantation was, it is indicative of illegal activities happening in this area".

"It's depressing because it is indicative of the state of the industry right now.

If that sounds like a small point to pick apart, it's mentioned because it's indicative of a wider issue affecting Project Cars.

This is by no means a comprehensive list, but it is indicative of where my head is at today.

As he tells it, it was indicative of something problematic about their attitude toward women.