Sentence examples for personal barometer from inspiring English sources

Almost everyone has a personal barometer for the economy.

I wanted to use it as a personal barometer to test how far I had come in my life.

When the story of this maiden season in Brooklyn is complete, the Nets might see both extremes attached to the one opponent: The Boston Celtics have suddenly become their personal barometer.

Medicating – Filling those plastic pill box organizers with a week's worth of medicines has become a personal barometer of competence for our parents, yet, as with our children when they were young, we feel compelled to oversee the dosing.

And my personal barometer for Chinese investment no longer being a fringe thing: Even Michael "everything great happens in the Valley" Arrington has money invested there.

The show became my personal barometer for assessing acceptance.

The government's latest economic reports were mixed, allowing investors to pick and choose their personal barometers.

The programs cover a lot of the same material, and watching one or the other is probably sufficient to put Iceland on your personal anxiety barometer.

I want to try to maintain a personal kind of barometer or compass and know our own value.

Carjackings and other types of robberies, widely considered a barometer of personal safety, have climbed steadily since 1994, according to the last crime statistics released by the police before the moratorium took effect this month.

His personal political fortunes are a barometer for the broader relations between the city's Cubans on the one hand, and its black and Anglo groups on the other.