Sentence examples for still indicative from inspiring English sources

But some of the results are still indicative of the potential bias in impoverishment headcount indicators.

Though not anything like a randomized poll, the results were still indicative of deep concerns among Chinese.

The Commerce Department said new house sales rose 5.4% in July, slightly less than expected but still indicative of recovery in the housing market.

He is convinced that this incident that happened some time ago is still indicative of the way New Yorkers think about their neighbors across the Hudson River.

The latter LP title, he adds, is still indicative of his approach in the studio, where he prefers to take the reins and do it all himself.

That's still indicative of prejudice, of course, but not anywhere near as much as the 37-point gap between "alt-right" adherents' ratings of Muslims and white people would suggest.

Such accommodations, though they still remain more the exception than the rule, are nonetheless indicative of where things are going.

Albeit small in numbers, these de novo headaches may still be indicative of a causal relationship between EVT and headache, especially when considering the cohort median age of 57 years.

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.

Plus, used or rare cassettes are often resold on eBay or Discogs, which do not count in these ratings systems, but which would still be indicative of their popularity.

The second cluster contained the samples corresponding to incipient nodules which were still white, indicative for the absence of nitrogen fixation (7 10 dpi).