Sentence examples for is a fair indicator from inspiring English sources

Now, for example, on criminal law, Chief Justice Rehnquist's vote is a fair indicator of the court's center of gravity.

East Village Through June 20 If "Xstraction" is a fair indicator, abstract painting is in a desultory state these days.

"That upward arc is a fair indicator for the acceleration in growth of texting in general," says Mark Siegel of Cingular, America's biggest mobile operator.

Academic studies confirm that when the court is divided, the liberal or conservative predisposition the judges is a fair indicator of how their votes will go.Sometimes, admittedly, judges move along the spectrum during their career.

A close second in a Derby is a fair indicator of Group One quality though, while there is a much more significant concern over the ability of two French-trained challengers, Never On Sunday and Vision D'Etat, to handle today's ground.

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Comparison of Ki-67 with topo IIα shows a good correlation, indicating that topo IIα levels are a fair indicator of proliferating cells.

All this has been going on while interest in academic history appears to be declining, if figures for undergraduate enrollments or academic appointments are a fair indicator.

In this market, for most of the time, past performance will be a fair indicator of future performance due to steady annual demand, hence the moderate threshold level.

While not perfect, the tests are a fair indicator of how well we do in certain everyday tasks, from deciphering an insurance form to planning a wedding.

This suggests that VEGF-A may be a fair indicator of the energy status of WAT.