Sentence examples for indicator that in from inspiring English sources
"In an age when hip-hop music is so frowned upon, an event like this one was just a little indicator that, in fact, it deserves profound respect and is just as valid as any other art form.
To highlight the region's poor economic health, analysts at Salomon Brothers have rejiggered the "misery index," a simple indicator that in previous incarnations was compiled by adding year-to-year changes in consumer prices to the civilian unemployment rate.
Considering that human rights abuses are often presented as encounters between two armed groups in the context of counter-insurgency operations, a careful analysis of gunshot injury patterns could serve as an indicator that in fact murder, rather than combat, took place and the intention was to kill rather than to maim or render people unfit for battle.
Possibly an indicator that in the eyes of some consumers, fiddling lab tests does not undermine VW's ability to build cars.
Again, a strong indicator that in the consumer world the mobile device is King, whereas the traditional PC business relies heavily on hardware renewal and replacement programmes from organizations.
The report's findings offer a strong indicator that, in the global context, the ball is effectively in the regulators' court when it comes to laying groundwork for the blockchain sector's continued development.
Performance for Stroke7, the only cholesterol monitoring indicator that remained in the scheme, also seemed stable, at 85.3% in 2010/11 and 85.5% in 2011/12.
The only indicator that differed in registration was continuity of care giver that was less often recorded in older patients.
The peak in unemployment in the United States has probably passed, according to one economic indicator that has proved reliable in all 10 previous recessions since World War II.
On Wall Street, there is an economic indicator that is found not in the financial pages but on the pavement.
another valid and reliable statewide academic indicator that allows for meaningful differentiation in school performance.
