Sentence examples for move indicative from inspiring English sources

Little wonder, then, that the party's Youth League President, Julius Malema, recently called Zuma a dictator: It was a thinly disguised effort to discredit him ahead of the leadership conference, and unsurprisingly resulted in Malema's suspension – a harsh move indicative of the nature of the tensions around the conferences.

Poland this month announced plans to harden its border with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad to the north – with six watchtowers to be put up this year – in a move indicative of worsening relations between Russia and its contiguous EU states.

In September, Huawei opened an R&D facility in Tampere focusing on camera, audio and imaging technologies for consumer electronics, in a move indicative of the global interest in Nordic startups.

Earlier this month, The Financial Times Group, which owns a 50% share of The Economist Group, acquired the development firm that built its own HTML5 web app, a move indicative of publishers' growing interest in HTML5.

She would later get criticized for not focusing more on the part of the country that swung the election to Donald Trump, but it was a move indicative of her team's strategy.

Data management company Rubrik has quietly made moves indicative of an impending IPO.

These moves, indicative of magical thinking, make Trump's opposition look a lot weaker than it is―at a time when the stakes for the Republic could not be higher.

They said the move was indicative of an ethically questionable revolving door between regulatory agencies and the companies they oversee.

"The move is indicative of a larger push to isolate Iran not just diplomatically, but to inhibit its ability to access financial markets, including ours," he said, sitting in the Midtown office of his publicist, 5W Public Relations, which manages his speaking and writing assignments.

Perhaps we can take Souza's move as indicative that Instagram is now roughly as cool as Facebook.

Sensibly, the market has since pulled back, but the move was indicative of the optimism that exists below the surface.