“As the world's largest chipmaker, the company is clearly the bellwether for the PC market.”

“Brad Plumer notes that Walmart sales are often a bellwether for the rest of the economy.”

“It is considered a bellwether seat and one the ALP needs to secure if they are to win Government.”

“His writing became a bellweather for the health of my soul and my sense of place in America.”

“The bellweather status of the seat is under threat after an electoral redistribution.”

“And employment at temp firms, a bellweather for future permanent hiring, fell.”

“Tech stocks also suffered, despite some positive news concerning two bellwethers.”

“It is a successor to the Early Adopter Wars that Ruth Shalit skewered 4 years ago, an attempt to productize the bellwethers.”

“A similar approach is adopted in aviation, where airline service punctuality statistics provide bellwethers for regulatory and policy monitoring.”