Sentence examples for symptomatic of the problem from inspiring English sources

Probably, and that's just symptomatic of the problem.

It's rather symptomatic of the problem that this hasn't been done," said Mann.

This is symptomatic of the problem with virtual manufacturing: it is still, despite its promise, a sporadic and haphazard phenomenon.

It shouldn't matter to anyone else but it is symptomatic of the problem with Wainwright's oeuvre, given to particularity rather than generality.

He took part in an International Design Committee set up by the mayor that also included Lord Foster, David Adjaye and Sir Terry Farrell but he told Building Design magazine that it had become symptomatic of the problem.

"But if it's a sketch show," says Clark, "audiences will go, 'I'm not watching any more episodes of this.'" Crosby believes the fact that the best sketch show gong at this year's British Comedy awards went to a children's programme, Horrible Histories, is symptomatic of the problem.

But its execution is symptomatic of the problems the profession is facing.

Mr. Hammarberg, who as human rights commissioner works closely with the European Court of Human Rights, said the situation in Calais was symptomatic of the problems with the migration policy of the European Union.

Mr. Thornton said the result in France was symptomatic of the problems faced by litigants in many parts of Europe, where it was often difficult to put environmental laws into practice.

The problems at Oldsmobile are symptomatic of the problems at GM as a whole.

It was a poor finish, symptomatic of the problems faced by the Midlanders since the goals have dried up in recent weeks.