Sentence examples for an indicator of something from inspiring English sources
But similar to the grim duty once performed by canaries in coal mines, high levels of enterococci is an indicator of something, ah, rotten in the state of our local waters.
Local residents and workers in downtown buildings say they fear that burning eyes, runny noses and scratchy throats -- common maladies below 14th Street, especially at night -- could be an indicator of something worse that is not being measured at all.
But the Swedish and American authors disagreed about whether GBV-C could cause the apparent benefit or whether it was simply an indicator of something else -- as yet undetected -- that might account for the variability of H.I.V. infection.
Robert Kane (1996) suggests that while some form of ability to do otherwise is indeed necessary for moral responsibility, this condition is but an indicator of something deeper to free will: the willing's finding its ultimate origin in the agent.
Flipping perception of tension as a 'bad' thing to tension as an indicator of something seeking to emerge creates an opening for innovative thinking.
For a moment, let us entertain the possibility that Resurrection is as Benedict interprets it: not a violation of natural law but an indicator of something beyond our scientific understanding of the universe.
Of the gun, he said, "It may well have been an indicator of putting something catastrophic in motion".
It's an early indicator of something else Xers are supposed to hate: mass appeal.
Scully can wax self-righteous and absolutist, and he considers the "squeamishness factor" to be a handy indicator of something, like a factory farm, that is morally wrong.
The Daily Mail thought it "malicious and obscene", which is always a reliable indicator of something's lasting cultural import.
And yet our very activity online has become a valuable commodity — an indicator of interest and therefore something to be measured, tracked, bought, sold and archived by search magnates and data compilers.
