Sentence examples for another gauging from inspiring English sources

In the end, we put the poems to the best and simplest kind of test, and read and reread them aloud to one another, gauging their direct effect on us.

The value of his Adidas shoe contract, another gauge of acceptance, is among the most lucrative at $36 million over six years.

Another gauge of a tumor's risk is its P.S.A. level, which can indicate how many cancer cells may be lurking in a man's body.

The supply of houses available for sale, another gauge of demand, rose to 4.2 months' worth in October from 4 months' worth in September.

But if another gauge is needed to measure the increasing Mexican influence in the metropolitan region, consider the names on the fight card Saturday evening: Oliveros, Zubia, Rodriguez.

Another gauge of Sabathia's impact will be at YES. Ratings soared through July but fell nearly 11percentt for the 2008 season.

Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana, who backs Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton for president, proposed another gauge Sunday by which superdelegates might judge whether to support Mrs. Clinton or Senator Barack Obama.

Among other reports due, business inventories, industrial production and another gauge of purchasing, the trade balance figures, will be examined for confirmation of any revival in consumer spending.

Home-buyers have been swayed by another gauge of affordability: the cost of servicing a new mortgage loan in relation to their take-home pay.

Another gauge shows the current price of the electricity, and it will change colors when the amount of use puts the home into a higher-priced tier.

The supply of homes available for sale, another gauge of housing demand, fell to 3.4 months' worth in May from 3.7 months in April.