Sentence examples for reasonably indicative. from inspiring English sources

The standards undergirding a suspicious activity report are defined as: "Observed behavior reasonably indicative of preoperational planning related to terrorism or other criminal activity".

Looking at the background of more than 4,000 people filling jobs at the top of government, the civil service, the judiciary, the media, business and the creative industries, the commission investigated where they went to school, on the grounds that going to a private school is reasonably indicative of a wealthy background.

Although the presidential candidates weren't running against one another across party lines, the results are still reasonably indicative of what might have happened if they were.

The federal government then developed a list of 16 behaviors that it considered "reasonably indicative of criminal activity associated with terrorism".

So that's pretty indicative.

This evidence can be reasonably considered indicative of Ammonius' engagement with metaphysics, which must have stimulated Plutarch's own interest in metaphysical questions.

Our sample comprised women registered with an online support provider, and was predominantly middle-class and reasonably well-resourced, indicative of users of this service.

Nonetheless, the observed increase in the risk of exposure due to an incorrect administration route can hardly be explained by selection bias and can be reasonably considered to be indicative of an increased risk of this type of incident among users in the general population.

The court held that based on the facts of that case, the SEC investigation was not indicative of any trend or uncertainty reasonably likely to have a material impact on the company's financial condition or results of operations for purposes of Item 303.

The sleep-EEG analyses revealed changes in NREM and REM sleep as well as SWA in HR mice, indicative of reduced sleep efficacy and REM disinhibition, which reasonably overlap with observations in melancholically depressed patients.

But these arguments can be reasonably easily turned on their head, and precisely the same properties construed as consistent with, if not indicative of, a regulatory role.