Sentence examples for its indicators of from inspiring English sources

In addition, the company has shared the IP addresses used in the attack with law enforcement, and it will be sharing its "indicators of compromise" with partners in the security community.

With the strange exception of Argentina, the middle classes of Latin America are bulwarks of economic orthodoxy and fiscal rectitude.New York University's Mr Easterly has found that the larger a country's middle class, the lower its indicators of every sort of instability, be it revolutions and coups, outbreaks of civil war, constitutional changes or suppression of civil rights.

Guatemala stands out as much for its indicators of wealth as for those of poverty.

The majority of the "bottom billion" of the world's population live in Africa, which, until buoyed by the recent commodity boom, had seen an absolute decline in most of its indicators of human development.

My own reading of attitude here depends on both the appearance of the post in its chronological context, and its indicators of exaggerated ire.

Earlier this week, the ZEW Center for European Economic Research said its indicator of German economic sentiment rose to 53.0 in April from 44.5 in March, well above the historical average of 27.3.

The Center for European Economic Research, or ZEW, said its indicator of economic sentiment for Germany, the largest European economy, declined to 39.5 points this month, from 44.8 points in June.

On Wednesday, the European Commission said its indicator of business sentiment fell in May to 90.6 points from April's revised 92.9 because of falling confidence, especially in industry and retail trade.

In 2012, Georgia stepped up its efforts to close the achievement gap by revising its System Indicators of Quality (or school report cards) to encourage schools to work harder toward the end goal.

At the start of November, the Office for National Statistics announced its "10 indicators of wellbeing", which will be used to guide attitudinal surveys in the future.

The Conference Board uses previously reported economic statistics to compile its index of leading indicators.