Sentences with phrase «serve as a bellwether»

That figure could serve as a bellwether for the future of American health care, because Massachusetts led the nation in extending insurance to virtually its entire population through Romneycare, starting in 2006.

The initiative could position Israel as a leader in digital health globally and serve as a bellwether for things like population health and national genomic sequencing systems.

The fund's green light for cryptocurrency trading comes after the price of Bitcoin, which has served as a bellwether to other cryptocurrencies, has tumbled in 2018.

The most - watched US television network and home to multiple games a week, CBS serves as a bellwether of sorts for NFL viewership.

It could also serve as a bellwether for other tech companies planning to go public soon.

From ResourceClips: Mining headhunter Andrew Pollard says executive recruiting presages a wave of M&A by Greg Klein May 27th, 2017 As an executive search firm, the Mining Recruitment Group might serve as a bellwether for the industry.

As an executive search firm, the Mining Recruitment Group might serve as a bellwether for the industry.

The door - to - door evangelists have historically served as a bellwether for religious freedom for other minority groups.

It's an annual sport in politics: arguing whether special elections serve as bellwethers.

Like it or not, the combination of natural and artificial influences that birthed Easter Island's unique aquatic terroir have given it the dubious honor of serving as a bellwether for the future.

Lake Chad, which sits in the center of this climatologically conflicted transition zone, serves as a bellwether for changing conditions in the Sahel.

Around this time of year, major critics organizations begin to organize the Best in cinema, with multiple groups serving as bellwethers for the developing Oscar season.

As the premier channel of funds to help developing nations confront, mitigate and adapt to climate change, the GCF — most especially the financial commitments made to it by developed countries — serves as a bellwether for real political and economic will to address climate change.

The first quarter, in particular, often serves as a bellwether for the health of the overall lending market and is key to getting great loan pricing.

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This annual report serves as a reliable bellwether of trends as indicated by approximately 600 senior marketers surveyed from a cross-section of industries.

Ultimately, Judge Nancy Firestone of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims in Washington, D.C., selected 44 landowners to serve as «bellwether plaintiffs» to assess the claims.

But what if schools saw everyday dilemmas as bellwethers that reveal underlying school pressure points, where schools are falling short of successfully serving students?

Prior to BAEO, Offiong served as an Analyst with Bellwether Education Partners, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the achievement of low - income students by cultivating, advising, and placing a robust community of innovative, effective change agents in public education reform and improving the policy climate for their work.

Background: Gwen Baker is Bellwether's Chief Operating Officer and serves as a senior adviser with the Strategic Advising practice area.

I met up with Mayeng one afternoon at the Association for Visual Arts (AVA), a bellwether institution that has for decades served as a bridge for artists negotiating the gap between studio and a professional career with a retail gallery.

Angela served on the bellwether trial teams in both the DePuy Pinnacle and Yasmin & Yaz litigations; and she was appointed to the Plaintiffs Steering Committee in the Just For Men Hair Color lawsuit as well.

Nowhere is this more apparent than in bitcoin, which continues to serve as the primary bellwether for the digital currency market.

John Powell serves as executive vice president of Bellwether Enterprise, a national commercial and multifamily mortgage banking company.