Sentence examples for bellwether with from inspiring English sources

The collision of entitled indie bellwether with urban music phenomenon wasn't pretty.

California has long been a political bellwether, with the federal government and other states often following California's lead in passing laws.

Fifth largest in size but 36th in population, New Mexico, with five electoral votes, has long been a political bellwether with a patchwork of political and ethnic regions.

Despite being a technology industry bellwether, with $20 billion in annual sales, Cisco has had the reputation of building its products by buying start-ups and exploiting and developing their nascent technologies.

But in Ohio, an important bellwether with 66 delegates at stake, the Romney committees have donated a paltry $37,500.

Manufacturing no longer drives the economy, companies that still make things now hide behind names like 3M, Alcoa and Intel — and the Dow Jones long ago started replacing industrial bellwethers with banks and big-box retailers.

Now 66, Mrs. Callahan runs Bellwether Farms with her two sons, Liam, 35, and Brett, 32.

Running back Ahmad Bradshaw — leading a running game that can often be an offensive bellwether — finished with 103 yards.

Obama has been surging in bellwether Missouri with its long and almost perfect record of voting for the winner.

Business may want a clear signal from government, but the signal from bellwether businesses with a major climate impact is anything but clear.

The Bellwether: Washington County and Clackamas County With Oregon's liberal cities in the Willamette Valley on the left, and eastern and southern Oregon on the right, the political battle in Oregon tends to focus on Portland's suburbs, Mr. Lunch said.