Sentence examples for as a barometer of changing from inspiring English sources

What is striking about the press response so far to the series (which looks at art as a barometer of changing social values) is the concern with my way of expressing myself.

Because it is both one of the first dinosaurs described and one of the best-known dinosaurs, Iguanodon has been well-placed as a barometer of changing public and scientific perceptions on dinosaurs.

For this reason and others like it, there was a tendency among blacks to see Obama as an extension of black achievement — but not necessarily a barometer of changing white attitudes.

Resignations have become a barometer of the changing atmosphere in Hong Kong.

The city ranking is a barometer of the changing demographics among the population of same sex couples, which has grown more diffuse throughout the country over the past 20 years.

"New Orleans Unmasked," February 2 , 1998(Mardi Gras as a barometer of social change in New Orleans).

In the Muslim world, few issues are as accurate a barometer of societal dynamism as the status of women.

It was also reported that isoprene release might be used as a barometer of central carbon flux changes during the growth of Bacillus strains (Shirk et al. 2002).

If Uttar Pradesh lacks an overriding issue this time, analysts regard the race as a barometer of many key issues shaping Indian politics: the changing roles of caste and religion, the impact of public disgust over corruption and the rising public desire to share the fruits of economic growth.

However, Bonde and Wilcox (2007) have impeached the employment of a change in the sex ratio as a "barometer of male reproductive health".

China's relationship with the United States has been changing dramatically, in tone if not substance, in the last eight months, and the most recent espionage accusations have served as a barometer of that shift.