Sentence examples for Personal gauge from inspiring English sources

But his personal gauge of recovery — how far he could run — was encouraging.

Rethink how you use your attention and you will break the needle on your personal gauge for performance and productivity.

Robin Frank, who flew this week from Los Angeles to Kennedy International Airport in New York, said she intentionally carried a 5 1/2-inch-long scissors through airport metal detectors as her personal safety gauge to see whether she would board the plane.

The aim of the present study was to unravel the neural bases of this impairment by mapping in a subgroup of patients correlations between resting-state brain glucose utilization measured by FDG-PET and measures of autobiographical memory (AM) using the TEMPau task which is designed to gauge personal event recollection across five life time periods.

The interviewer may also ask you more personal questions to gauge your fitness as a potential parent.

A closely watched gauge, the personal consumption expenditures deflator, rose 2.9percentt last month, up from 2.4percentt in September.

A main inflation gauge, the personal consumption expenditures core price index, has stayed under 2percentt, within the Fed's so-called comfort zone.

If it does proceed, Racine and Frosh say they will demand that Trump turn over his personal tax returns to gauge the extent of his foreign business dealings.

Mr. Bayh and Mr. Obama made a joint campaign swing in Indiana last week that would have provided an opportunity for the Obama campaign to gauge the personal and political chemistry between the two men, who have worked together in the Senate on an initiative to promote responsible fatherhood -- a signature issue for both.

Be that as it may, it reads like Eastwood's film was conceived and greenlit as a studious attempt to gauge the personal sacrifices needed to maintain the American polity, the kind of post-9/11 superpatriotism that has been invoked in the fight against al-Qaida – which, in effect, means handing over law enforcement to the kind of rule-bending-and-breaking obsessives that Hoover typified.

It is acknowledged that data at 1ka33 were not of good quality due to poor gauge reading (personal communication).