Sentence examples similar to least accurate barometer from inspiring English sources

The most accurate barometer of taste – and its obverse – in the post-assassination arts was Jacqueline Kennedy.

His batting average, then, has never really been an accurate barometer of his overall contribution.

An individual stock price is often an accurate barometer of a company's earnings prospects.

Manager Bobby Valentine says the first five months are a more accurate barometer of his team.

But the real action is on the ground:The Redskins, in fact, are an accurate barometer for presidential elections.

Proponents of the technique, however, say neuromarketing is simply a more accurate barometer of consumer response than traditional focus groups.

A closely watched four-week average, considered a more accurate barometer of the jobs market, gained unexpectedly as well.

Perhaps the most accurate barometer of the game's health — the number of rounds played — has been declining for years.

This watch has impressive features, including a highly accurate barometer (showing changes in barometric pressure, which precede weather changes).

It all looked good here but, when the opposition is so feeble, it is hardly an accurate barometer.

But he conceded that the four-hour target was an accurate barometer of how well health and social care services were performing and currently "the barometer is saying 'stormy'".