Sentence examples for indexes of how from inspiring English sources

Indexes of how companies view their current circumstances and their expectations for the future also rose.

It's an index of how tastes have been shaped.

Her question is the index of how far we've all come.

The Economist should compile an index of how many Bitcoins are needed to buy good cannabis.

Taken together, these markers form an index of how closely related the worker ants from the various nests are.

Mr. Ryan's rise is a telling index of how far conservatism has evolved from its founding principles.

Include an index of how many people were killed in each country, as well as an analysis of how these deaths affected the growth of world population.

These are indices of how many red cells (the ones that carry oxygen to the tissues) she has and if low it would explain the faints.

Indie rock, in this piece, is the index of how American musical miscegenation has changed over time and will likely not happen in the same way again.

It's testament to Tillman's ferocious integrity, or an index of how crappy he felt, that he quit when the band were at their height.

It was an index of how nobly Mr. Wisdom played the underdog that for decades he enjoyed a cult status in a most unlikely place: Albania.