Sentence examples for one barometer from inspiring English sources

"As most problems that arise in the first two years will be dealt with by the builder without reference to NHBC, we do not collect data on snagging; however, one barometer would be complaints received by NHBC, and these have not increased.

One barometer of economic confidence might be Mohammad Atta's store on what Westerners call "Toilet Street" in downtown Kabul, where the windows show off faucets, basins and the Western-style toilets favored by foreigners.

One barometer of the relative calm?

Judging from one barometer, a considerably larger market tumble will be needed to scare away consumers.

One barometer is a spate of deals to finance new exploration.

The rec ords regularly set by touring art exhibitions offer one barometer.

In one such barometer of civic recognition, New York City's alternate-side-of-the-street parking regulations are not suspended for the Lunar New Year.

According to one good barometer -- the League of American Theaters and Producers' surveys of Broadway ticket buyers -- the overwhelming majority of Broadway's customers were metropolitan-area residents through the 1980's.

It is an amalgam of a bunch of streams of data to produce one authoritative barometer of the biggest hits in the U.S.A. That's enormously useful to the public — or, at least as long as that chart remains authoritative, it's a handy benchmark.

Anecdotally speaking, one reliable barometer is the robustness of the cobbler industry, indicating a citizenship willing to pay £30 to re-sole a beloved pair of Gucci loafers or vintage Dr Martens, instead of buying a new pair of shoes in H&M for £15.99.

However, the subprime auto market is important to monitor at least in the near-term as one economic barometer.