Sentence examples for by the same gauge from inspiring English sources

By the same gauge, property is "overvalued" by 50% or more in Britain, Australia and Spain.

By the same gauge property is "overvalued" by 50% in America.

In contrast, the bullies, by the same gauge, seem to be healthier.

By the same gauge, pickups are down 5%, minivans are down 21%, and truck-based SUVs have fallen 6.5%.

Once FitzGerald began pruning Unilever's product portfolio and redrew the corporate lines, he began measuring every executive's performance and every business line by the same gauge: return on invested capital.

For example, a Feynman diagram can describe in succinct detail how a neutron decays into an electron, proton, and neutrino, an interaction mediated by the same gauge boson that is responsible for the weak nuclear force.

On 23 May 1822 a ceremony at Stockton celebrated the laying of the first track, the rails 4 feet apart, the same gauge used by Stephenson on his Killingworth Railway.

I myself made a field trip to the Alashan Pass in the mid 1990s and found that, because the rails on the Chinese side and those on the other side of Kazakhstan were not of the same gauge, goods brought by trains had to be moved from the trains that fit one gauge and reloaded to another train of another gauge.

By then, the Swedish authorities had decided that all railways should be built in standard gauge, and the Norwegian Parliament chose to change their configuration to the same gauge in 1874, increasing estimated costs from NOK 4.7 to 8.9 million.

His most glaring discovery: Venn had borrowed a 16-gauge shotgun prior to the murder, the same gauge gun used to kill Offord.

The board ultimately decided to complete the remaining 4 mile to the same gauge.