Sentence examples for best gauges from inspiring English sources

Gone are the days where reader letters and telephone surveys were the best gauges of a newspaper section's popularity.

As Bernie Schaeffer pointed out in his article last week titled "Schaeffer's Media Outtakes: Lucky 13′s," one of his best gauges of complacency on a rally is in the form of the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX).

To assess potential immunomodulatory effects of a drug, pollutant, or natural product, an analysis of an exposed host's ability to resist challenge with a viable bacteria is one of the best gauges.

"The best gauge for Patrick is his eyes," Hartley said.

Moreover, 2010 was a political tsunami favoring Republicans, probably not the best gauge.

But firings aren't the best gauge of success, officials say.

Forecasters say sales of other luxury electric cars are the best gauge of how the BMW is likely to perform.

However, the ECB's policy rate alone is not the best gauge of the stimulus it is providing.

You can best gauge the reaction of various factions on Twitter using the #noKXL and #keystoneXL tags.

PERHAPS the best gauge of India's stomach for economic reform is the privatisation of its vast public sector.

But this cannot continue indefinitely: over time, population growth is the best gauge of the trend supply of workers.