Sentence examples for safety barometer from inspiring English sources
While this is undoubtedly true, the patient voice can be much more than a safety barometer.
But beginning in the mid-1980's, the murder rate, driven by drug crime, rose to record levels, largely replacing robbery as a safety barometer.
Such concept could be regarded as a 'writing' safety barometer, or barograph.
But Comma's self-driving kit has logged only about 5,000 miles of road time, a number that is effectively a useless barometer for judging safety, said John Simpson of the safety advocacy group Consumer Watchdog.
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.
Laura Parsons, who was out walking her dog near the site of the rape shortly after 7 a.m., as the park became more populated, said she did not view the latest attack as a barometer of the city's safety.
In most walks of life, the disregard for personal safety or ignoring pain is your traditional barometer of bravery, like running into a burning building to save a puppy, or jumping on a land mine.
The San Francisco government barometer makes a summary of data across services such as public safety, health and human services, and streets and public works.
Warm Up | In this "Barometer" activity, students literally show where they stand on the issue of privacy versus public safety.
Ron Medford, director of safety for the company's self-driving car project, wrote at the time: "This data does not provide an effective barometer of vehicle safety.
