Sentence examples for closely gauge from inspiring English sources

According to Nielsen Media Research, the television ratings service, the program was watched in 214,700 homes in February, a sweeps month in which stations closely gauge ratings to set advertising rates.

For example, they can closely gauge how prices fluctuating throughout the day may alter shoppers' purchasing habits, or if on-shelf digital product reviews increase sales in-store". Digital pricing could also help persuade customers to buy new products.

In a room at the end of the hall, he flipped on a monitor and stood by to closely gauge reactions.

People who have lost power, water and roofs -- as well as emergency experts across the country -- will be closely gauging the agency's performance in the days ahead.

They also watched her behaviour closely to gauge when her 36-hour breeding window would begin.

Another closely watched gauge will be whether businesses are asking employees to work longer weeks.

The closely watched gauge suggests that the American economy will continue to expand into the fall.

The Bank of England follows confidence measures closely to gauge when to raise interest rates.

The spreading economic troubles were underscored Wednesday when a closely watched gauge showed Chinese manufacturing contracting.

[C6.] The Conference Board's closely watched gauge of future business activity fell in August for a third consecutive month.

A closely watched gauge of inflation that excludes food and energy ticked up last month, to a 2.2percentt annual rate.