Sentence examples for better barometer of current from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there is probably no better barometer of current collective rumblings than what's being shown at the top New York and Los Angeles galleries.

Others said that the victory over Dallas on Wednesday night in the first rematch since the Stanley Cup finals last spring was a better barometer of judging the current status of the Devils.

How the Scots perform against a team that out-played them for large chunks of the meeting at Hampden last September will be a far better barometer of any genuine improvement under the current manager than the performance against Belgium.

But the better barometer of the outlook in the storage sector is EMC.

The chatter in the hallways of conferences are usually a better barometer of the tech scene than the conversations taking place on the stage.

The four-week moving average, seen as a better barometer of the labor market, was down for the third consecutive week, to 408,000.

There may be no better barometer of a designer's commercial success than retailers and consumers clamoring for those interim collections known as resort and prefall.

Given these issues, as I have previously discussed, I still believe that the F.D.I.C. call numbers are a better barometer of small-business lending.

No better barometer of the fortunes of the airline industry exists than 1,200 acres of parched brown earth here, baking at 102 degrees.

A historian once said: "The arts are an even better barometer of what is happening in our world than the stock market or the debates in congress".

"We believe that RNA is a better barometer of health.