Sentence examples for broadest gauge from inspiring English sources
The current account is the broadest gauge of trade in goods and services, and reflects the reliance of the United States on inflows of money from abroad.
On Saturday, the government said China's consumer price index -- its broadest gauge of inflation -- rose 5.1 percent in November, the biggest jump in 28 months.
The current account balance of Japan, the broadest gauge of goods and services going in and out of the country, fell 6.8percentt in September, the first decline in a year.
The American trade deficit, though, has kept rising, and the United States thus needs to keep attracting money from abroad to paper over a huge current-account deficit, the broadest gauge of trade.
The Consumer Price Index -- the broadest gauge of costs for goods and services -- rose one-tenth of a percent in June as energy prices fell for the eighth time in nine months, Labor Department figures showed.
The Hedge Fund Research Composite Index, the broadest gauge of hedge fund performance, has lagged the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index this year, gaining 3.56percentthroughgh the end of October compared with the index's 4percentt gain over the same period, accounting for reinvested dividends.
Our broadest price gauge, the G.D.P. price index, recorded just a 1percentt annualized increase in the second quarter of 2002.
The morose American economy expanded slightly in 2001′s fourth quarter, the government said; gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2% in the final three months of last year.
"We support merit pay in the broadest context," he said.
The broadest category into which it fits is country music.
