Sentence examples for usual indicators from inspiring English sources

Everyone is looking for the signs, but the usual indicators give little comfort.

Assuming that Mr. Obama is the nominee, he'll lead a party that, judging by the usual indicators, should be poised for an easy victory — perhaps even a landslide.

The writers' strike also meant that the awards season was short on the usual indicators, with much of the campaigning waged through the mail or in advertising.

"All the usual indicators are dismal for Republicans," wrote George Will last week, concluding that "Nov. 4 could be their most disagreeable day since Nov. 3, 1964," when Barry Goldwater lost 44 states.

But while the report, released by the Highway Loss Data Institute, presents some self-evident truths, it also makes a strong case for looking beyond the usual indicators when researching the potential costs of owning a particular car.

One of the most usual indicators to estimate energy demand is the GDP growth rate.

τ represents the opening time of harvesting the aquatic organisms to be optimized and χ S is the usual indicator function for the set S. Note that the governing ODE of W t, which is a source of nonlinearity of the optimal stopping problem to be presented in this paper, is independent of τ and is decoupled with that of N t.

The remarks by Gramm and Mitchell, while stronger than usual, were indicators of two huge changes in American politics.

Wadsworth said he could not measure himself in terms of quickness or any of the usual athletic indicators, based on where he left off in December 2000.

The usual productivity indicators based on ton-km thus only evaluate the immediate output of freight transport services.

Even if it's grey and rainy outside, and rapidly escalating climate change has made a joke out of the usual seasonal indicators.