Sentence examples for probably indicative from inspiring English sources

Stepwise ThD of three-axis IRM displayed two major unblocking temperatures (Fig. 6b, c): ~575 °C, undoubtedly indicating magnetite and 250 300 °C, probably indicative of Ti-rich titanomagnetite or ferromagnetic iron sulfide, as in the tuff samples.

That's probably indicative of why I didn't have many strikeouts.

JS: Probably indicative of what you'd like to do with your work suits.

He claimed the pitch was 'tacky' at the start, which is probably indicative that it had been watered since the last match.

"After we had scored, for them to come back and get that run with two outs was probably indicative of the way the game was going to flow".

It's probably indicative that I was destined for an academic career that I'm 6-5 and I lost the slam-dunk championship to somebody 5-8.

A few months ago, this behavior probably would have seemed totally irrational and most likely indicative of mental illness, especially considering the risks to her son and infant daughter, who were in the backseat.

Next week, Neil Young straps on his big fuzz-tone guitar again for the aptly-titled Le Noise, and Eric Clapton issues Clapton, whose unforthcoming title is probably equally indicative of his album's content.

The market reacting so drastically to idle chatter of this nature is probably less indicative of any belief in the gossip than of the general nervousness amongst traders, as the bleak macro backdrop combines with wild commodity swings, acts of terrorism and unravelling geopolitical situations in North Korea and Israel to undermine investor confidence.

The choice of OS is probably just indicative of the test environment; Intel has professed their interest in the newest version of Android, and will likely want their debut to involve it.

It is a decision that is deeply personal, and probably very indicative of your personality.