Sentence examples for a better barometer from inspiring English sources

I'll have a better barometer this week".

Shinjo, though, was a better barometer for Japanese players.

"The people are sometimes a better barometer," he said.

Perhaps scientific track record would be a better barometer?" It's edifying – isn't it?

A better barometer, Mr. Douglas said, would be mail-order statistics, because they show what people consume in private.

Mr. McMahon said a better barometer for the market in general was the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, which measures the broader market.

A far better barometer, though, is the Internet Movie Database's top 250, where The Dark Knight has deposed The Godfather as the No 1 movie.

How the Scots perform against a team that out-played them for large chunks of the meeting at Hampden last September will be a far better barometer of any genuine improvement under the current manager than the performance against Belgium.

A historian once said: "The arts are an even better barometer of what is happening in our world than the stock market or the debates in congress".

There may be no better barometer of a designer's commercial success than retailers and consumers clamoring for those interim collections known as resort and prefall.

There is hardly a better industry barometer.