Sentence examples for the clearest indicators from inspiring English sources

One of the clearest indicators of the Nets' anxiety was their horrible foul shooting.

The increase, to 450,000 from 392,000 the week before, was among the clearest indicators of how the aftershocks from the attacks are rippling through the economy.

Age and the type of feedback received during training were the clearest indicators of children's learning paths and rates of change.

This, he says, was one of the clearest indicators that the law which punishes the aiding, abetting or counselling of suicide with up to 14 years in prison is neither fair nor right.

Among the seasonal models, the peak summer clear sky day's daytime and nocturnal models examined separately were found to provide the clearest indicators of the impact of urban design variables on UHI with R2 value of 0.7 and 0.8, respectively.

The anti-racism experts say that heavier "enhanced" sentences are one of the clearest indicators that the police, crown prosecutors and courts have all recognised the hate motivation in a case but say no data is available to show how often they are imposed.

The clearest indicator in this environment is what Geithner says in public and what Treasury officials post on the department's Web site.

One of the distinguishing fats is conjugated linoleic acid, or CLA, which some regard as the clearest indicator of grass feeding.

Second, Hannah-Jones suggests that the clearest indicator of caring about the common good would be for economically advantaged families to remain in low-performing district schools.

But perhaps the clearest indicator is the scandal factor: when greed trumps lust, and fraud is more fascinating than infidelity, it's safe to say that the recession has arrived.

Perhaps the clearest indicator that the market for fresh and local Thanksgiving food is growing is that more farmers' markets than ever are staying open specifically to grab Thanksgiving business.