Sentence examples for critical barometer from inspiring English sources

A critical barometer of success became the rising value of league franchises.

For stores open more than a year, a critical barometer of health in retailing, the decline was worse, 4.9percentt.

Tangible common equity — equity minus good will and other intangibles — is the once obscure, now critical barometer of a bank's capital.

They will go a long way in providing a critical barometer to see if Labour has reversed a trend that since the independence referendum of last September has consistently shown the party being all but wiped out in Scotland.

In India, rising food prices are particularly politically sensitive; the affordability of onions, a staple food here, is an unofficial but critical barometer of public sentiment in election years.

The vote — the first since the country joined NATO in April and then applied for E.U. membership — was watched closely by the European Union and the United States as a critical barometer of Albania's political maturity.

After the Games, two events will be critical barometers of the future.

"The critical mass of research was my barometer for what to go with," said the screenwriter David Seltzer, who drew on published interviews and written accounts, including Ms. Loud's 1974 memoir, "Pat Loud: A Woman's Story".

The critical futures research conducted in the Barometer is soft and processual.

"It could be more 'cautious' than 'chaos.'" The Costume Institute gala is many things: It is a barometer of the famous and powerful, a critical fund-raiser for the museum, a testament to the muscle of Ms. Wintour, who is a chairwoman.

Critical elections scheduled for early next year in five states will be closely watched as a barometer of the public mood.