Sentence examples for index noted from inspiring English sources
After the 2010 Boston Marathon, the Davison Index noted that Litton was "the first finisher from mid-Michigan and the first over 40 from Michigan".
"A booming whale-watching industry may come at the expense of thriving fisheries, while an emphasis on unpolluted waters may constrain coastal economies, three leading scientists contributing to the index noted in a recent article.
Just this week, the release of London-based Legatum Institute's Prosperity Index noted the Czech economic environment in decline even as neighbouring Slovakia saw its prospects improve.Such studies are particularly bad news for Mr Nečas and the centre-right, as it has kept power at the national level in recent years by portraying itself as a responsible economic steward.
A report produced in 2004 by the United Nations Development Programme, which pioneered a "disaster-risk index", noted that some countries, such as Papua New Guinea, were poorly represented in the model because they are "affected by hazards that are not of global significance", such as tsunamis and landslides.
The MCS convergence criterion is the coefficient of variance of the LOLP index, noted as β LOLP.
In particular, the Index noted that "[n]otwithstanding the country's outstanding performance in most categories, there are substantial limitations on freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, with Singapore in 49th and 60th place, respectively, out of all 66 countries".
The New Orleans Index notes that only 27% of adults in the city possess at least a four-year college degree.
Saudi Arabia is ranked at 165th of 180 countries in RSF's world press freedom index, noting that there are no really free media in a country where "all journalists censor themselves".
Reporters Without Borders ranks the country near the bottom of its press freedom index, noting the continuing imprisonment of five journalists and one blogger, and the unsolved murder last year of a prominent journalist, Rafig Tagi.
Research out today from the Global Web Index notes that Tumblr's active user base in the last six months grew by 120%, while Facebook's grew by only 2%.
Index notes the "steady transformation" of real estate tenants in London's business districts towards technology companies such as Bloomberg, Skype, Amazon, Expedia, and newer ones such as Moo.com, Moshi Monsters, Huddle and others.
