Sentence examples for Not a gauge from inspiring English sources
Post-traumatic stress, we should be clear, is not a gauge of toughness.
And then there is the Higgs.The Higgs, though a boson (meaning it has a particular sort of value of a quantum-mechanical property known as spin), is not a gauge boson.
It is not a gauge of volatility.
What's going on here is not a gauge of American religious tolerance.
There are metrics for measuring goals, P&L statements to show bottom-line profits and trophies to reflect triumph however, there is not a gauge to measure character and integrity -- central to creating a successful business with loyal employees while enjoying a respected reputation.
Isn't the alternative space, by definition, where the possibility of failure is written into the mandate, and where a record for risking failure is not only a gauge of institutional success but also the justification for existence?
"If you don't have a gauge, you don't know that it's literally running on fumes.
Counting pills is a prosecutor's trick, not a proper gauge of medical practice, and the trick didn't even work at the retrial.
Although a slipping IMS index is not a foolproof gauge of recession, it suggests that the eight-month recovery in America's manufacturing may well be faltering.
Most doctors would advocate removing a neuroendocrine tumor of more than two centimeters (about three-quarters of an inch), Dr. Libutti said, though he said size alone was not a foolproof gauge.
Still, Sandra J. Stein, chief executive of the Leadership Academy, said the cards — the city's primary accountability measure — are not a fair gauge of her graduates because, as she put it, "it takes time to reverse a downward trend".
