Sentence examples for indicators began to from inspiring English sources
Having sold shares of Deere, Schlumberger and Cummins when broad economic indicators began to weaken, he began buying stocks of utilities, real estate investment trusts and pipelines, all of which provide income and have typically been less vulnerable to economic cycles.
Ian Shepherdson, chief United States economist for High Frequency Economics, a consulting firm, said the Fed's real intention was "to calm the nerves of the market" until the economic indicators begin to improve.
He sees this as the first phase as momentum indicators begin to decelerate or bottom.
As rates begin to rise in anticipation of Fed "tapering," we would expect an eventual reversal as economic indicators begin to deteriorate.
With the economic expansion reaching the end of its normal life expectancy, leading indicators beginning to point toward recession and the stock market jittery, high interest rates would bring on a recession and send the Dow south.
The next step is to wait until the vertical guidance indicator begins to move.
As a democracy with a long history of decent social indicators, which began to liberalise its economy in the 1970s, Sri Lanka had long been touted at least by the West as a model for the rest of Asia.
Yesterday, Mr. Beckman reported, the "lockup" for the leading indicators began at noon and lasted until 6 P.M.
Another indicator that began to flash: consumption, which shot up 1.8% year-on-year in the April-June quarter, as the employees of these small firms felt more confident and opened their wallets.
Figure 4b reveals that the monitoring indicators in Tokyo began to send an activation signal at week 11, then alerts turned from mild to moderate; finally the monitoring indicators also registered a 6th consecutive strong trend at week 27, and the peak was reached at week 30 in 2013.
The monitoring indicators in Kyoto began to send an activation signal at week 11, and registered a third consecutive purple signal at the 25th week in 2013.
