The future's in safe hands Making a blockbuster speech to a party conference at a young age is not always a sure-fire indicator of world-changing political success (see William Hague), but those in the audience at the official launch of the Women's Equality Party last week were united in their praise for a 17-year-old called Honor Barber, the co-founder of the Hampstead and Kilburn branch.
The emergence of luxury water is just another ugly indicator of our world's many inequalities.
Of course, the relative strength of two precious metals is not a perfect indicator of the world's financial and economic health.
Though no major decisions are expected at the conference in Warsaw's National Stadium, the level of progress could be an indicator of the world's chances of reaching a deal in 2015.
While the hard modal share stats might provide a clear indicator of the world's most bike-friendly city, perhaps less quantifiable factors such as gender split, perception of safety and attitude can aid other cities to understand how they might get there.
It is as much an indicator of the world we live in as anything else.
The Doomsday Clock, devised by the Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, is widely recognized as an indicator of the world's vulnerability to catastrophe.
The greatest indicator of the world's stability, wealth and safety is the safety of women' Steinem says in the intro sequence of each episode, echoing the decision of the United Nations to enshrine women's rights and gender equality in every sustainable development goal.
The kind of person who can knowingly tune in to a group interview and immediately begin assessing the bodies of the people in the room on some sort of scale of "rape-ability" is truly an indicator of the world we live in.
I.P.O.'s from the so-called BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China) alone accounted for 39percentt of the volume raised globally in 2007, just one indicator of second-world countries' rising importance in corporate finance — even after you subtract China.
His research shows that this metric of technological progress is a good indicator of real-world value, but with one significant caveat: It assesses the value of innovation only for publicly traded firms, since there are no stock prices available for an individual, a privately held company, a university, or a government agency.
