Sentence examples for a sort of bellwether from inspiring English sources

James Ashurst of RVIA sees the RV market as a sort of bellwether of the American economy.

Citadel runs some of the largest and best-known hedge funds, and its pain is a sort of bellwether for the broader industry, which is having its worst year on record.

A: Sort of.

If recent trends in fashion and furniture provide any sort of bellwether, we as a nation are boosting our fragile self-esteem by making everything around us, as R.E.M. sings, "low, low, low".

That makes Cisco a strange sort of bellwether, admits Forrester's Bartels.

Is that some sort of bellwether of our right to free expression?

Driving back and forth, nearly 40 times in all, I came to believe that the proliferation of Starbucks, a sort of nationalized urban culture, was the bellwether of a more general social change in which Manhattan and Middle America are cross-pollinating.

The invitational event, a sort of unofficial start to the competitive slog toward London, has long been a bellwether of American gold medals to come.

And the F.A.A. regards La Guardia as a kind of bellwether.

"A sort of blank".

A sort of aspic.