Sentence examples for become an indicator from inspiring English sources

This observation indicates that tau expression status cannot become an indicator of adverse effects due to Paclitaxel.

Familiarity with the movie has become an indicator of hipness.

When do exceptions proving a rule actually become an indicator of an underlying problem?

Soccer in Detroit has become an indicator of class and race, always thorny subjects in the Motor City.

Part of the reason for this change, she believes, is that heavy drinking has become an indicator of gender equality.

"Our case, not by our will, has become an indicator of the condition of the courts," said Vadim V. Klyuvgant, another lawyer for Mr. Khodorkovsky.

a. Area of residence increasingly became an indicator of social class.

Mr. Schiller, noting the city's track record of parades and sporting events, said "every one of those becomes an indicator of your ability to carry on events".

IN THE aftermath of a huge botched trade and the surrounding economic upheaval, JPMorgan's earnings call on July 12th became an indicator of the state not only of the bank, but the financial system and even the global economy.

They say the week of high-fashion shows, at Bryant Park near Sixth Avenue and at other sites around the city, took on new significance this year and became an indicator that the city's crucial convention and trade-show industries are healthy.

Since the credit crunch first began in 2007, Libor has became an indicator of the financial stress that the major London-based banks found themselves in.