Sentence examples for indicators to do with from inspiring English sources
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Just as the full beard before it went mainstream, and in doing so shed all indicators to do with interests or personality, bleached hair now says very little about someone besides: would describe themselves as "fashionable," possibly going gray.
"We understand dynamics of each industry, and use eight indicators to do so," he explained.
The first indicator has to do with the quantity of paying methods that are offered on your checkout, how pinpointed they are and with the local currency.
That means participants may have shown bias toward "heterosexually-inspired stereotypes about men," as the study conceded, in picking out tops from the crowd; when the study was released, co-author Dr. Nicholas O. Rule said the results had everything to do with biological indicators of masculinity (such as hairiness or a square jaw), not behavioral indicators.
It could have well cost Obama the election and had nothing to do with economic indicators.
Other indicators of the present situation have to do with the depletion of natural resources.
The indicator that I find most reliable has to do with homeownership--that is, the homeownership of the candidates themselves.
What is the indicator you had at G.E.? It had something to do with light bulbs, didn't it?
One of Goldhagen's strongest arguments has to do with selective outrage as a leading indicator of anti-Semitism.
Our proposed chronology tends to do better with labor related indicators (employment, registered unemployed and the wage income index) whereas ECRI's does better with production indicators (GDP and IPI).
