Sentence examples for indicators are far from inspiring English sources
Key health indicators are far below EU averages.
Indicators are far from conclusive, but intelligence officials and private security experts say that North Korean-linked hackers are likely suspects in global ransomware attacks.
The indicators are far from conclusive, the researchers warned, and it could be weeks, if not months, before investigators are confident enough in their findings to officially point the finger at Pyongyang's increasingly bold corps of digital hackers.
But all important development indicators are far from impressive: Staggering rates of underemployment, poverty, and inequality haven't changed at all, if not deteriorated in recent years, while the Philippine political system is still dominated by a dynastic-celebrity-media complex.
Suggested indicators are far from comprehensive, and other indicators to follow up the impact of health workforce interventions may be used.
While coverage of key health services, such as attended deliveries, is relatively high in Georgia, it remains low in India and health status indicators are far better in Georgia than in India.
Thus, the present investigation of the relationship between diabetes-related genomic loci and SES indicators is far from being comprehensive.
Besides, a missing battery indicator is far from the only problem in iOS 11.2.6 with issues including disconnecting AirPods, the introduction of strange graphical glitches, erratic volume control and yes, predictably, the never ending battery drain problems.
The expert commission conducting the monitoring process called 'Energy of the Future' has made suggestions for indicators that are far more suitable [[8]].
But the indicators are still far worse than they should be in a middle-income country, and not as good as those of Indonesia's regional neighbours.
Others say that political and other factors such as ethnic conflict and outside intervention are far better indicators of the likelihood of fighting.Take the widely cited case of the war in Darfur, the western region of Sudan.
