symptomatic

That's so symptomatic of what google does on that front.

But this sort of news story about something that's happening right now is symptomatic of the useless '24 hour news' cycle of noise.

I would say it is likely that this is symptomatic of his ethical and moral attitude in general.

* The virus doesn't appear to lie dormant, and is only contagious when the patient becomes symptomatic. The chances of contracting the disease in a western country so far is near 0.

The fact that people feel no need to upgrade their PCs anymore yet they are still rushing out to buy the new iPad is symptomatic of that. Surely I'll buy a new PC in the future to replace my old one, but I don't expect my sister or dad to do the same.

For patients with symptomatic atherosclerosis, their beds are made already.

To everyone calling this symptomatic of a "bubble", remember that WhatsApp was not hyped like SnapChat or Instagram. It wasn't associated with "sexting" or plugged by Celebrities.

The urgency to get a billion dollar offer on the table as the wheels fall off of the bus is so utterly ridiculous and symptomatic of the problem with SV culture.

When it was achieved through unethical means is symptomatic of a lot of my least favorite things about society. The fact that the essential character of Facebook is trying to leverage people's social connections for the purpose of marketing is highly distasteful to me as well.

They can also be symptomatic of getting overly excited, or of discussing very conceptually or emotionally difficult topics. They can be symptomatic of lying.

] 3dLabs involvement with the development of improvements to OpenGL is symptomatic of OpenGL's emphasis on fidelity in rendering and the legacy of SGI from whence it evolved. The slow pace was perfectly acceptable to a group of serious people who care about standards and don't care about games.

But children are constantly changing, being molded by their environment, and so it's much harder to outline a symptomatic threshold of what's considered normal. Additionally, children exhibit mental disorders in very different ways than adult do; there are different sets of symptoms to look out for.

This is usually symptomatic of malformed meritocracies. Everyone in the team is staking their careers on the success of the project they're working on; it is far easier to find scapegoats when you have prominent leader figures, and scapegoating is a fundamental component of the corporate ladder.

And, as pointed out downthread, life expectancy is a dodgy stat; it's heavily weighted by infant mortality, which isn't uniformly measured, and by accidental and violent deaths which, while tragic and perhaps symptomatic of other US problems, don't implicate our health care system.

Lots of people saying it's symptomatic of everything that's wrong with casual gaming, ad-supported gaming, and general timewasting. I have the impression the author saw it as a marker on the path to making more high quality games, and is horrified by the idea of becoming the CEO of Flappy Bird Inc., much as the creators of novelty songs that become one-hit wonders end up being permanently associated with something stupid that was done for a joke and/or a quick buck.

But I still don't understand how "jest" is "symptomatic of a particular discourse that makes assertions regarding social order and fundamental power relationships between humans". In fact, the phrase: > symptomatic of a particular discourse that makes assertions regarding social order and fundamental power relationships between humans strikes me as _rather a lot more_ "symptomatic of a particular discourse that makes assertions regarding social order and fundamental power relationships between humans".

So the third viewpoint is that the problem has nothing to do with how the government behaves here because it is symptomatic of a baby-boomer irrational quest to get pieces of paper saying "bachelors" on it for everyone currently under the age of 30. The solution is to get a significant chunk of the people currently attending college and accruing these insane debts into more productive and better directed paths to careers in the things that interest them without the cultural baggage touting a phd in some field writing on a chalkboard as the golden goose of learning.