Sentence examples for a bellwether for future from inspiring English sources

Receiving the prize has often been seen as a bellwether for future literary stardom.

The Toronto International Film Festival's People's Choice Award, a prize that has sometimes served as a bellwether for future success at the Academy Awards, was given on Sunday to "The King's Speech," a feature directed by Tom Hooper, Reuters reported.

The first, the extraordinarily prescient 1966 Vauxhall XVR (standing for Xperimental Vauxhall Research) concept in yellow-orange, which was introduced at that year's Geneva show as a bellwether for future models.

That means Snap is not only setting itself up as a bellwether for future consumer tech IPOs, but also for the tech IPO market in general.

Math performance, like reading, is a bellwether for future learning problems.

It's still unclear if that's a bellwether for future Democratic victories here or a measure of Trump's stunning unpopularity in California, where just 28% of adults approve of his job performance.

The environment of this time, where sea levels were around 65ft higher than today and trees were able to grow near the north pole due to a lack of ice, is a "bellwether for what future climate might be like," according to Bruce Bauer, a scientist with NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information.

Now, with the global uranium market booming, companies are moving to reopen old claims.Observers say the outcome of the lawsuit is important, because it could serve as a bellwether for how future attempts to re-open old uranium mining claims in the area will go.

WeChat, China's smash hit chat app, has long been a bellwether for the future of mobile messaging.

The ongoing case is viewed as a bellwether for the future of the driver-Uber relationship.

The 30-year bond, a bellwether for the more distant future, suffered some early selling.