Sentence examples for critical gauge from inspiring English sources

Investors remained wary about lending, a critical gauge of fear in the markets.

The 2004 election is a critical gauge of how the political sentiment of Muslims has evolved since the 2000 ballot.

China, that other Asian economic powerhouse, sharply reduced child malnutrition, and now just 7percentt of its children under 5 are underweight, a critical gauge of malnutrition.

The firm's assets under management, the most critical gauge of an investment managers success, declined by only 1percentto to $4.7 trillion.

The deal had been closely watched for weeks by investors who considered it a critical gauge of confidence in the global banking system.

Sweetz is far and away the most divisive tune Burial has worked on, with the critical gauge of the YouTube likes/dislikes bar highlighting that (868 likes and 246 dislikes at the time of writing).

It added financing for the network and put more of the program under direct federal control to protect critical gauges, with the budget increase beginning in 2001.

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Comparison of strain time history in the most critical strain gauge inside the SWs Open image in new window Fig. 14 Strain time history of the proposed connection under cyclic loading.

Understanding the roles of organisms in their natural, versus their captive, environments is critical to gauge the future demand for species, as well as the impact of their removal from the natural environment.

The pilot phase has been critical in gauging the robustness of the tool before its expansion to multiple centers, allowing us to address the limitations unearthed by the initial run.

The pilot phase has been critical in gauging the robustness of the tool before its expansion to multiple centers and has proved to be invaluable in identifying potential flaws.