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But it's less symptomatic of India's ambition to unleash cutting-edge innovation, he says, as much as its desire to tap into a new market.

Symptomatic of this was the Ford Taurus, once America's bestselling car. By early 2000 it had been reduced to a little-loved rental vehicle.

Knowing that this was symptomatic of an impending hardware failure, I began breaking the mirror.

Similarly, long test cycles might be symptomatic of overall sub-optimization of your development process.

But for a growing number of Americans the superpower's inability to impose its will on Mesopotamia is symptomatic of a deeper malaise.

Therefore, flat lines often represent weekend times but could also be symptomatic of a lack of progress (or progress updates).

Jobs's famous meltdowns upon his return were symptomatic of this.

"This action is symptomatic of the sense that at the moment it is every country for itself. "

The key is to understand that they aren't symptomatic of society at large.

Waste on this scale, critics complain, is symptomatic of a decentralization program that is out of control.

Clearly, Hamilton's inflated ego is merely symptomatic of a wider, endemic culture within McLaren-Mercedes.

They believe their treatment is symptomatic of the increasingly aggressive approach taken by police at political demonstrations.

in the chest caused by acidic backflow from the stomach irritating the esophagus; symptomatic of an ulcer or other disorder.

Analysts see it as symptomatic of a new and subtler phase of Chinese engagement with the continent.

The dress shirt being worn casually is symptomatic of that.

"What's happening to us is symptomatic of what's happening to the world, " says Edward Dolman, Christie's chief executive.

The adverse reaction to the Fed's announcement is symptomatic of the difficult challenges facing the global economy.

Washington may be extreme, but it is symptomatic of a wider malaise.

But other analysts are concerned that the current upheaval is symptomatic of deeper divisions within Thai society.

The still air and the increased warmth you are experiencing are symptomatic of a disrupted energy pattern.

Other experts see all three cases as symptomatic of a change in the way men commit suicide.

Your ritualistic knocking behavior is symptomatic of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

The in-doubt transactions may be symptomatic of other problems and should still be investigated.

To some, it is a telltale sign of an overheated industry, symptomatic of a late and ill-advised rush to invest during good times.

In fact it feels symptomatic of being a grown-up in the 21st century.

Similarly, he argues that the later critical engagement with the past was symptomatic of post-war German society's recovering health.

Most saw the buys as symptomatic of China's tendency to plan, looking to feed its needs in the long term.

Our leader argues that the plight of cricket in Pakistan is symptomatic of the country's graver ills.

Meanwhile, UNESCO's private competitors see the travails of the heritage list as symptomatic of wider problems.

These games are symptomatic of a society where everyone is on the take, looking for short cuts.

Financial and political analysts say the problems are symptomatic of Vietnam's rapid growth.

The oil price is just symptomatic of a broader trend.

The cult of beauty must therefore be symptomatic of changes that have taken place outside the economic sphere .

Yet the problems with planning and production are symptomatic of deeper concerns at EADS.

These problems are symptomatic of three basic flaws in the current approach to the crisis.

The dust is merely symptomatic of the solar reversal ice-age mechanism.

The lacklustre performance of equity markets in 2010 is symptomatic of the previous decade .

Headaches may be symptomatic of eyestrain.

Is inflation symptomatic of economic decline?

Chest pains may be symptomatic of heart disease.

In addition, even harmless memory leaks may be symptomatic of other problems.

Drug use in sport is also symptomatic of the wider problem of drug use in today's world.

It's symptomatic of all the pressures put together.

However, it is symptomatic of more serious problems.

Fever is symptomatic of illness.

This is symptomatic of low levels of financial capability in general.

The scandal over false accounting at Olympus is symptomatic of a work ethos in Japan by which only "yes" men and women get employed.