Sentence examples for a bad barometer from inspiring English sources
The company is not a bad barometer of the fast-growing West Bank economy and how, quietly, Prime Minister Salam Fayyad is building the elements and institutions of statehood.
Cashman: Time can be a bad barometer of leadership.
Moreover, those 10percentt who do turn out tend to be the most ideological and hyperpartisan--meaning that the winner of a caucus is increasingly a bad barometer of who might actually carry the state in a general election by being able to win over independents and centrist swing voters.
Was the past year just a bad dream?Well, the Dow may be the best-known stockmarket barometer, but it is also the least reliable.
That's a bad, bad, bad unit.
The "cosmic wind chime" is also a one-of-a-kind barometer for harmful radiation.
Judges and lawyers say the tales behind any number of cases, including low-level offenses like turnstile jumping and petty theft, are often a barometer of bad times.
And they know buttons are bad political barometers: the candidate who distributes the most does not necessarily win.
Owning a property remains a barometer of success.
