Sentence examples for good index of from inspiring English sources

One good index of a restaurant's intentions is the bread.

Very bad reviews are not, in the final accounting, a good index of their recipients' later success.

"Conflict of a Man," released online in late August, is properly smart and complicated, a good index of what jazz musicians might be listening to right now.

On "Uhuru" and "Taifa" -- combined on "Harlem Bush Music" (Milestone/Fantasy) -- the music is sensibly eclectic and well conceived; all these years later, it seems like a good index of what was going on in jazz at the time.

The verdict: Cadbury's is one of those rare corporate good guys - it forms part of the FTSE4 Good index of corporations with a conscience (provided, of course, you overlook the selling of sugar-filled products to children).

Clearly, if income is a good index of ability to pay, the taxes for these individuals should not be the same, but how different should taxes be at different income levels?

Heart-rate variability, says Dr Stein, is a good index of the degree of control an individual has over his autonomic nervous system (which controls many of the internal organs).

Ellison's Flying Lotus releases this year — an album titled "Los Angeles" and a series of EPs — are a good index of how one branch of hip-hop is going to move into the next decade, detaching itself from traditional hip-hop rhyming and forming new splinter genres.

The coefficient of 0.80 is considered a good index of reliability.

The zeta potential is a good index of degree of repulsive interactions between colloidal particles.

The calving interval is generally considered a good index of a cattle herd's reproductive efficiency.