Sentence examples for particularly indicative from inspiring English sources

The month of January is not particularly indicative of where the market is heading, the data clearly indicate that prospective buyers are still finding it difficult to get financing, DataQuick president John Walsh said.

One scene is particularly indicative of Mr. Hussein's political style.

But it isn't particularly indicative of a broader recovery, either, Mr. Katzenberg said.

Educational attainment, often a proxy for class in a country that doesn't like to talk about it, is particularly indicative.

The linear trend for hottest 100 isn't particularly indicative, either (with an R2 value of 0.16 for the statistics-minded out there).

Shake table tests are particularly indicative to assess dynamic properties and seismic response under earthquakes in the case of a new building structure.

This has been indicative, particularly over the last 20 years, of the two major parties adopting fairly similar policies.

Porolithon sp. spectra exhibited the weakest absorbance, particularly at wavelengths indicative of phycoerythrin, phycocyanin and allophycocyanin.

High impact non-consultations were common and may have important health implications, particularly for symptoms indicative of serious disease.

In the present study, very different effects of GH and BA treatment were observed, particularly on factors indicative of fibre type transitions and potential regulatory factors.

So while the closing moments of the "White Collar" (Tue., 9 p.m. ET on USA) premiere weren't particularly shocking, they were indicative of perhaps Neal's friends back in New York underestimating Collins' resolve and ingenuity.