Sentence examples for it's also indicative from inspiring English sources

It's an unusual sight in a region better known for its chemical refineries, but it's also indicative of a solar boom that has made Ontario one of the fastest-growing markets in North America.

It's also indicative that, both in Meerkat's marketing efforts and in early descriptions of the app, people tend to speak of how participatory and tangible and just-like-you're-there the whole thing feels.

It's also indicative, as one of TechCrunch's co-editor's pointed out in The New York Times, that technology continues to move further into the mainstream.

The slow expansion could be in part deliberate, as the company claims, saying that it wants to learn more about how its members are using the platform, but it's also indicative of a company that struggles a bit with technological changes.

That's more than just disgusting - it's also indicative of why we're so crap at tennis.

But it's also indicative of the narrowness of the debate about education as a whole.

It is also indicative of Mexico's broader role in the containment of northbound immigration.

It is also indicative of the north's attitude to the referendum that the man appointed to oversee it for Khartoum is Salah Gosh, well known to the CIA and to Britain's MI6 as a long-serving former head of Sudan's intelligence services.Northern efforts to drag out, delay or sabotage the referendum are increasingly blatant.

It is also indicative of an Experiencer/Current Speaker's emotion, e.g. the form mój 'my/mine' is one of the most frequently used collocates.

The comment was probably a bit of hyperbole, given Harbaugh's 15 seasons as an N.F.L. quarterback, but it was also indicative of the moment and the magnitude of the 37-14 win.

But it is also indicative of the real fury that the broadcasts, which criticise the country's revered dictatorship, cause in the North.