Sentence examples for barometer by which from inspiring English sources

So far, it is the only barometer by which the Mets can measure their young pitcher.

If fans were looking for another level on the barometer by which to measure all Major League Soccer rivalries, they got it that Sunday night.

That's the barometer by which we judge legislation, not whether it's something we need, whether it's something we should be spending money on.

He uses black people — which is to say, "real" or poor black people — as the barometer by which all others must be judged; anyone who doesn't fit the bill is just plain evil.

In truth Draper, paid £640,000 a year and not easily given to self-doubt, is right to consistently argue that Wimbledon alone is not the only barometer by which he and the LTA should be measured.

This is crucial because previous breakthroughs are the barometer by which to measure all subsequent progress.

Oscar winners aren't the best barometers by which to gauge the national mood.

Finally, the patterns of mutations we highlight below overlap patterns that are evident in other populations, making CB2000 a good barometer of mechanisms by which radiation resistance evolved in many of our strains.

In the next step, we added the barometer data, which further increased the accuracy of the kNN method by 1.9%.

Could this ward prove the barometer for which party claims Leeds again?

She is also principal investigator for the Arab Barometer project, which measures public opinion in the Arab world.