Examples of using Bellwether in English and their translations into Greek
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however, the state lost its bellwether status when John McCain,
the correction could be a bellwether of worse to come for the global economy
Changing environmental conditions in the Arctic- often considered a bellwether for global climate change- have been an issue of concern for some time,
cannot be regarded as an entirely reliable bellwether.
the correction could be a bellwether of worse to come for the global economy
often considered a bellwether for global climate change,
a parody at first, but nonetheless serves as a useful aggregate and bellwether regarding US meddling in Pakistan's Baluchistan province.
Changing environmental conditions in the Arctic- often considered a bellwether for global climate change- have been an issue of concern for some time,
the latest correction may prove to be a bellwether of worse to come for the global economy
Kawasaki is touting their new Vulcan 1700 series as a bellwether for the company's future in the cruiser segment,
According to the Navis Business Bellwether report- an ongoing benchmark study designed to track the perceptions, intentions
Art Bechstein, this is Jane Bellwether.
They could have been a bellwether.
Politically, I saw this case as a bellwether.
So our best bet is to present three bellwether cases.
The Netherlands has often been a bit of a bellwether for northern Europe.
Lionheart and the asylum staff are arrested for false imprisonment and Bellwether becomes the new mayor.
They believe the Hudson Bay bears could be a bellwether for the entire species,
That's a 79-vote margin… in this bellwether precinct that counts as an order of magnitude.
According to the California Construction Academy, many economists view the construction industry as a bellwether for the larger economy.