Sentence examples for barometer indicates from inspiring English sources

Its "burdens barometer" indicates that the cumulative cost of complying with the new regulations introduced so far by New Labour will exceed £10 billion ($15 billion) by the time of the general election.

No single number can track Americans' net worth, no monthly barometer indicates the pain factor of people who lost retirement funds, whose stocks vanished out from under them, who dutifully set aside nest eggs that now amount to little or nothing.

A rapidly falling barometer indicates cloudy or warmer weather.

HONG KONG — The Chinese manufacturing sector contracted in November, according to a closely watched barometer, indicating that a key engine of global growth is getting dragged down by the economic woes of Europe and the United States and by the Chinese authorities' moves to cool inflation.

Tracking student course selection to assure the fulfillment of proper distribution requirements (e.g., the gateway and capstone courses, and not more than three courses offered by the Department of Religion) during advisement sessions is the major barometer indicating whether the necessary, if not sufficient, conditions for realizing the Certificate Program's educational goals are being met.

They may be grammatical subjects (e.g., 'That Knowles lost the election is surprising'), complements to verbs (e.g., as in 'The barometer indicated that it is going to rain'), complements to adjectives ('I am happy that it is going to rain'), and complements to nouns ('The possibility that it will rain should be borne in mind').

In that city, a barometer indicated a minimum barometric pressure of 914 mbar (hPa; 27.00 inHg) in the eye of Janet.

Stress-APGAR dimensions, when taken together, can be used as a barometer that indicates changes in a pressure system.

A barometer for indicating how strong, financially, the UK contemporary art market is, it will be under painstaking scrutiny this year.

A rapidly falling barometer could indicate stormy weather.

As indicated elsewhere, the Roma Inclusion Barometer (OSF, 2007) indicates that: 23 % of Roma respondents have no education whatsoever, 27%% attended only primary school and 33%% went no further than graduating from secondary school – as opposed to 2 %, 11 % and 24 % respectively among all other ethnic groups; 95%% of Roma have no high school education, compared to 60%% of the other respondents.