Sentence examples for true indicator from inspiring English sources

If the results are poor, you may want to re-run to get a true indicator.

Trachsel walked a.135 hitter who was trying to make an out, a true indicator of how erratic he was.

And when Pret, a true indicator of the average Briton's tastebuds, gets in on something, you know it's gone mainstream.

For a true indicator of the advent of spring, nothing beats the arrival of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus.

A Decc spokesman on Monday was even clearer: "Thursday's statistics will provide the first available figures on installations, which is the true indicator of success".

It is our improbable consciousness that is the true indicator of the existence of a higher power, not the perceived evidences of design.

But these lessons about fetishizing the things that can be measured, ignoring the limits to how well we can quantify key drivers, and mistaking strong measures for true indicators of what matters most, were to have much greater consequences than an abandoned brand.

His service works with both a product and marketing, but more importantly, shows true indicators of traction.

While such variables are important in the discussion of student engagement, perhaps as factors that may influence engagement, they are not true indicators of student engagement.

Future Family told TechCrunch only the three key tests are necessary unless you need thyroid testing, because the other hormone tests "are widely accepted by doctors as not being true indicators of fertility".

The true indicators of progress will be challenging curriculum, informed, skilled and passionate teachers, a school culture of caring and high expectations, and engaged students thinking creatively, collaboratively and critically.