Sentence examples for leading measure from inspiring English sources

A leading measure of airport retailing is sales per passenger.

Alexandrine, verse form that is the leading measure in French poetry.

Cultivation is a leading measure of farmers' openness to growing alternative crops.

Same-store sales, a leading measure of retail performance, reflect results from stores open at least a year.

Shiller is known for developing the Case-Shiller index, a leading measure of U.S. residential real estate prices, with Karl Case, a Wellesley College economist.

For the second straight quarter, Marriott lowered its forecast for revenue per available room — a leading measure of hotel performance — from its hotels in North America.

Standard & Poor 'sraised one of its leading measures of Thailand's creditworthiness yesterday, saying hefty foreign reserves and dwindling government debt were offsetting the effects of higher global oil prices and concerns about the nation's financial sector.

Last month, he wrote in a research note that "while investors and the economic consensus has largely abandoned any concern about a fresh economic downturn, we remain uncomfortable," given the deterioration of certain leading measures, like consumption growth.

We would push all the desks together, then dance on top of them, Godfrey leading the measure.

Cambodia is rated the world's 18th most-corrupt country by Transparency International, which publishes the world's leading corruption measure.

That loss widened when Japan's leading stock measure went down instead of up, against the bets of the 28-year-old trader.