Sentence examples for election index from inspiring English sources

Still, Topsy has ended up in a symbiotic relationship with Twitter – it pays an undisclosed fee for API access (the "firehose" of Twitter data), but Twitter also pays Topsy through a separate contractual agreement in order to build special tools like its presidential election index or Oscars index, for example.

Twitter introduced an Election Index using sentiment analysis to show us which candidates fared better in terms of how Twitter users were discussing them, day by day.

The Desperation Index, a reliable election indicator, shows the Gore campaign rocketing up the desperation charts.

LPL's "Wall Street Election Poll" index consists half of sectors that would be expected to do well in the case of a Democratic win and half of sectors that would be expected to benefit from a Republican victory.

The Re-Election includes the ordinal number of the head nodes in the election list Index.

Traders are increasingly betting on industries that thrive under Democratic leaders and against those companies that might do better in a country run by Mitt Romney and Republicans, according to a new Wall Street Election Poll Index created by Jeffrey Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial, a Boston brokerage.

Overall, Florida ranks near the best in Pew's "Elections Performance Index".

Since the presidential election alone, the index has dropped 11.4percentt.

The mistake is to interpret the election as an index of public opinion (itself something of a Platonic abstraction).

In the wake of the election results, stock index futures were slightly higher on Wednesday morning, suggesting a solid start to trading, according to Reuters.

The bill would raise to $2,000 from $1,000 the longstanding limit on how much an individual could give federal candidates each election and subsequently index that limit for inflation.