Symptomatic
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57 examples of Symptomatic in a sentence
Critics of the scheme view it as
symptomatic
of big government run amok and ask why it is necessary for any government to feed schoolchildren.
Russia’s intervention in the 2016 US presidential election was historic, but it was also
symptomatic
of bigger challenges facing Americans.
This behavior is
symptomatic
of the lack of respect Sudan’s government has shown towards its obligations.
The Olam and Wilmar joint venture is, in a sense,
symptomatic
of the combination of assets from across Asia that can catalyze productive change in Africa.
Such factors are
symptomatic
of larger problems with humanitarian interventions.
Mofaz’s statement is
symptomatic
of a perception that is now deeply entrenched, not only in the Middle East, but in the United States as well.
But is Iraq really
symptomatic
of a greater Shia scheme?
The current conflict is not part of a clash of civilizations in the sense that we are dealing with cultural zones of equal standing; rather, it is
symptomatic
of a rearguard action by those who are threatened by modernization, and thus by its moral component, respect for human rights.
The failure of efforts to conclude a new global climate-change agreement is
symptomatic
of the paralysis.
External surpluses are in fact
symptomatic
of an ailing economy.
Likewise, climate change is
symptomatic
of a grossly unequal economy in which the rich exploit the environment for private gain.
Enhancing our understanding of globalization’s problems will help us to formulate remedies – some small, some large – aimed at both providing
symptomatic
relief and addressing the underlying causes.
But Cowen’s actions were
symptomatic
of a broader failure: the fundamental link between the liability of citizens and taxpayers and the responsibilities of government had been broken.
Modi’s fiscal rigidity is
symptomatic
of a broader long-term trend.
The average of 1,000 COVID-19 daily deaths being recorded each week implies that there are 10,000
symptomatic
cases emerging every day.
By the time China quarantined Wuhan on January 23, there were already 375 confirmed cases in Hubei Province, where Wuhan is located, and probably many more unconfirmed cases (either
symptomatic
but untested cases or asymptomatic).
The situation in Libya is
symptomatic
of the larger problem.
As officials at the US Centers for Disease Control and other public-health bodies surely must have recognized, asymptomatic transmission means that the standard method of quarantining
symptomatic
travelers when they cross national (or provincial) borders is insufficient.
A more likely outcome is that many states’ health systems will collapse before that happens, leading to a spike in the COVID-19 mortality rate as the number of
symptomatic
cases soars – perhaps to as many as 50 million – in the coming months.
Their plight is
symptomatic
of an underlying condition that has inevitably aggravated the current public-health crisis.
Netanyahu’s increasingly hardline policies are
symptomatic
of what international-relations scholars call a “security dilemma,” whereby a state’s efforts to maximize its security often lead to heightened insecurity.
Moreover, US President Donald Trump’s erratic tariff policy is
symptomatic
of a broader reassessment of global production networks.
The fact that Poles, Britons, and Americans have all ushered in morally bankrupt governments is
symptomatic
of what German philosopher Peter Sloterdijk described in the early 1980s as “cynical reason.”
Scientists say that low-symptom and symptomless cases exceed the
symptomatic.
For example, the economic value of the immunity test depends on how many people get the virus without being
symptomatic
and on the overall level of infection in the coming months, neither of which we know now with any precision.
While
symptomatic
people are more contagious, and this seems to be the primary mechanism for the virus’s spread, asymptomatic people pose a significant danger, because they are less likely to limit their interactions.
"Your question, My Lord, as to whether I am a house painter - in fact even more than that, you did not ask at all but merely imposed it on me - is
symptomatic
of the whole way these proceedings against me are being carried out.
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