Sentence examples for indicator of trouble from inspiring English sources
April, a Cruel Month Turnover on a pitching staff might be the clearest indicator of trouble for a team.
"This is a leading indicator of trouble for the whole country," says James Bushnell, an energy economist at the University of California, Davis.
She identified several keywords characteristically used by people making threats – ranging from "bitch"and "rape" to the more surprising "LOL" – but unfortunately, she says, none is a perfectly reliable indicator of trouble.
Perhaps, to add value to this, every chief executive should be required to post his or her golf scores, for unusual volatility could be a useful indicator of trouble at work.
They provided an early indicator of trouble at investment banks, although they became distorted as more and more firms scrambled to hedge or speculate.But if credit swaps were not a primary cause of the past year's conflagrations, they were, in certain respects, an accelerant.
But investors say that market prices are a better short-term indicator of trouble.Big investment managers, equipped with their own bond-research teams, can profit nicely if they think the market has mispriced bonds in response to ratings decisions.
And Greece may be an early indicator of troubles to come.
"This is a leading indicator of troubles to come," Mr. Bush told 500 supporters early today at an elementary school in Beaverton, Ore., 10 miles west of Portland.
Instead they reach out to patients, sometimes daily, to monitor early indicators of trouble like weight gain, blood pressure or blood glucose levels.
Being able to collect and store vast quantities of data is just the beginning: Using technology to pick out important indicators of trouble is helping society move forward.
