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Anbar has been a bellwether for Iraq's fortunes.
History has been a bellwether to Mr. Makavejev, who is now based in Paris.
The Monday after Thanksgiving — which Shop.org calls Cyber Monday — has been a bellwether for online holiday sales.
The Libya Shield militia has been a bellwether among the many autonomous brigades that emerged out of the revolt against Colonel Qaddafi two years ago.
"I've never seen the country so polarised," says Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, the head of the Centre for Policy Alternatives, a think-tank.The press has been a bellwether.
But it will be years before people in England — cricket lovers especially, but many others, too, for whom English debility at cricket has been a bellwether of decades of post-imperial decline — forget how England, in the "Ashes" contest of 2010-11, achieved one of the most convincing triumphs in the 129-year history of the series, winning three games to one.
Student voters polled by Scholastic magazines have been a bellwether of presidential politics for 50 years: the only time they were wrong was when they picked Richard M. Nixon in 1960.
The Bellwether: Vanderburgh County Evansville's Vanderburgh County, in southwest Indiana, has been a strong bellwether for the statewide vote in the last two presidential elections.
A "catastrophe" for the Christian Democrats would have involved a drop below 30percentt in this state, which has changed hands many times since World War II and has been a useful bellwether of party political fortunes.
New Mexico has been a reliable national bellwether in presidential politics.
The Bellwether: Richland County Richland County, in the southeast corner of North Dakota, has been an imperfect bellwether in the last three president elections.
