Sentence examples for two key indicators from inspiring English sources

Because of that, two key indicators were falling – unemployment and the deficit.

In terms of both antitrust and economics, two key indicators that a company has monopoly power are its ability to raise prices and its ability to exclude competition.

The consumer price index and the rate of unemployment have become the two key indicators watched by government policy makers.

Gregory J. Heym, the chief economist at Terra Holdings, which owns Halstead and Brown Harris Stevens, said there are two key indicators to watch: the for-sale market and the job market.

The analysis and discussion of the constraint value and the leading value, two key indicators of the energy use intensity, provide insight into the intent and effectiveness of the Consumption Standard.

It is perhaps trite as well as crass to point to two key indicators in your 25 November issue of Britain's current crisis: the 66% pay rise for Her Majesty (Buckingham Palace to undergo refurbishment) and the revelation that 2 million self-employed workers earn less than £8 ($10) an hour (7m Britons shown to have little or no job security).

There are three key indicators that will give an indication of what kind of island Murdoch has pushed himself off on – or been banished to.

A: I am measuring our progress across three key indicators.

The Devon project targets three key indicators: water storage, flood attenuation and water quality.

This is done by monitoring four key indicators: blood pressure, pulse, sweating and tearing (eye watering).

Five key indicators were tested: ammonia, nitrate, nitrite, dissolved oxygen, and manganese.