Sentence examples for indicators when it from inspiring English sources

Greg Hunt – aka "the best minister in the world"* – is certainly hitting his key performance indicators when it comes to avoiding questions.

"I believe that Congress and the administration are lagging indicators" when it comes to the public's perspective on energy issues, Gerard said.

Use your grass and your animals as indicators when it's time to switch pastures.

But for all this, the role of women in society is the key indicator when it comes to any analysis of sex education in Iran.

Using data from the Trump Twitter Archive, I then looked at each tweet sent from an Android device — the best indicator when it's Trump himself tweeting — and calculated how much time in total was spent on those tweets, assuming each was given an eight-minute window.

While wages aren't the be all and end all, and things like the cost of living play a big role in quality of life, average pay is a useful indicator when it comes to recognising the economic health of a region, and how well its citizens are doing.

And regarding demand, Musk said that while the number of reservations is a false indicator when it comes to measuring true demand (since Tesla does "everything we can to unsell the car"), it's currently sitting at over half a million advance reservations in place.

Specifically, the paper addresses three major limitations associated with the indicator when it is measured with respondents' sexual behaviors.

Careful if you use the indicator when it is hot, some chemicals like Chlorine and Muriatic Acid can be lethal if warmed.

One of the reasons why I really wanted the Google CIO job was I'd had these very early indicators when I was an IT leader at an investment bank that the demographics among the users of technology had changed.

And as the gender indicators highlight, when it comes to pay, women certainly are used to getting the minimum.