Sentence examples for index to go from inspiring English sources

Finally, Daly et al. (2012) indicate that a longer series to estimate the Beveridge Curve, like the one they construct using the Help-Wanted Index to go back to the 1960s, shows that the shift in the Beveridge Curve observed in the current cycle is within the range of what occurred in past business cycles.

A surge in European stocks set the stage for the three major U.S. stock indexes to go higher early on Thursday.

Elsewhere, Singapore's Straits Times index was up 1.7%, to 2,977.27, in early afternoon trading, while the Shanghai Composite index continued to go its own way, moving to the down side a further 1.7%, to 3,563.08.

* Benefit payments won't rise as quickly as retail prices because of the change to using the Consumer Price Index to up-rate benefits instead of the Retail Price Index, which tends to go up by more.

Note/s: You need to make sure you have a friend to help and at least one index finger, ready to go!

Problems—"the diseases of prosperity"—include obesity, environmental pollution and waste.Several indexes already try to go beyond GDP, such as the Human Development Index and the Happiness Index.

"Are index funds the way to go?" Reply hazy, ask again.

"When I do get back in, and are index funds the way to go?" Ask again later.

In the meantime, the headline measure of the cost of living – the all items consumer prices index – is quite likely to go negative when the September inflation data is released next week.

The belief has trickled down to the mom-and-pop investor, who now believes indexing is the way to go.

If you have money to save, the obvious way to beat inflation is to go for index-linked products.