Sentence examples for merely indicative of from inspiring English sources

Ferocity of competitiveness among rival poets is neither telling nor tension-producing in this piece, merely indicative of arrested development.

The 499-point one-day rise in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on March 16th was merely indicative of a volatility that has become increasingly familiar.

In addition, there is also an aura of criminality that cannot be denied, yet is merely indicative of our centuries-old collective anxiety over the morals of the poor.

However, the problems with iPlayer are far from unique - in fact, insiders say the turmoil surrounding it is merely indicative of a wider problem that is now engulfing the BBC.

Interruptions are merely indicative of the need for constant communication and coordination in the complex ecosystem that is healthcare [28].

That's a huge shame, but it's merely indicative of the state the traditional media industry is in: falling revenues, eyeballs migrating online, digital revenues not kicking in etc.

"It's just indicative of the times".

My list is, of course, merely indicative.

Some of the submissions are not firm, merely "indicative" bids that will serve as holding operations.

Of course, these in silico predictions are merely indicative and should be interpreted with caution.

These summary measures derived from the category of non-antibiotic methods include a broad category of heterogenous interventions and the summary measures derived here are merely indicative.