Sentence examples for a barometer of the difference between from inspiring English sources

In urging the President (and Mitt Romney) to renounce negative campaigning, Booker inadvertently offered a barometer of the difference between the Barack Obama of 2008, who strode into Washington vowing to change the tone of our politics, and the battered pol who had to produce a birth certificate to assure the public he was qualified to vote for President, let alone serve as one.

The difference between Google and Apple's share price is a barometer of the tech landscape.

Metabolic changes in liver tissues serve as a barometer of the potential risk of atherosclerosis and CHD, but the relationship between atherosclerosis and metabolic changes in liver tissues, CHO type, and changes in liver lipids is not well understood.

In particular, the SD is a barometer of the extent of variation in data.

Think of the difference between a Megan Fox and Mariah Carey.

A9 Montenegro Vote as Barometer Montenegrins voted in two local elections that were being closely watched as a barometer of relations between the small Western-leaning republic and President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia.

Musa Qala became a barometer of whether the process of "Afghanisation" was working; the allegiance of its elders fluctuating between the Taliban and Kabul.

There are many towns and cities along the Connecticut coast that have different proportions of divided loyalties between teams from New York and Massachusetts, with geographic proximity generally a barometer of where the line falls.

And a barometer of manufacturing in the Chicago region fell.

"I had evolved an emotional barometer so shot to pieces it could no longer tell the difference between a script and a soup packet," Evans recalls.

(It's a barometer of Porter's boyishness that Berenson overstated the age difference by seven years).