Sentence examples for countless indicators from inspiring English sources
That departure abandons the American working class to steady decline – as countless indicators show: falling real wages, reduced public services, high unemployment, etc. Business leaders and their elected friends fear workers' rage and resentment, should they be able to identify who and what did them in.
Since the birth of the sustainable development concept and its application to urban planning and construction projects, countless sustainability indicator sets have appeared.
Under Mr. Bernanke, lips have loosened rapidly with quarterly news conferences, forecasts by F.O.M.C. members of key economic indicators, countless testimonies before Congress and, now, the explicit adoption of a 2 percent inflation goal.
Yet even in good times, despite countless positive economic indicators, critics of capitalism insisted that the longest boom in the nation's history benefited only the rich, while the poor lost ground.
It was always going to be a monumental task: 17 goals, 169 targets and countless (and hotly disputed) indicators to measure success along the way, the trillions of dollars needed and the political will to make it happen.
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is used by countless organisations and industries, although one of the few areas that doesn't use it is psychology, which says a lot. 2. Many people who have encountered the MBTI in the workplace really don't have a lot of positive things to say about it.
We could have chosen the polarity of the predenticle but that would have been a more demanding and idiosyncratic choice, cuticular denticles and hairs have been studied in countless papers and they are the most tangible indicators of polarity.
Reliable information about these kinds of things exists thanks to the hard work of data collectors gathering countless survey forms, and of careful statisticians estimating meaningful indicators that make hidden patterns of the world visible to the eye.
But over countless generations as human civilisation has developed, traits such as a "liking for intellectual pursuits" have become sexually selected indicators of fitness.
Newspapers report countless changes.
