Sentence examples for gauge by which from inspiring English sources

Camille was, for anyone who lived through it, the gauge by which all other storms are measured.

The digital panel gives the time down to milliseconds, the gauge by which we judge the efficacy of computers.

The genuine similarity of the situations they faced is the reason why the economic record under Hoover is the most meaningful gauge by which to measure the effectiveness of Obama's recovery policies.

So, now if you think I'm over-reacting we'll have a gauge by which to test my theory.

Abraham's willingness to sacrifice what he cherished most in this world becomes a gauge by which we measure our own attachments and whether we could give them up if God asked us to.

Online buzz and Internet viewing, increasingly the gauges by which shows are measured in this demographic, were high for the show, now coasting a bit on its former glory as it heads into its fifth season).

Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana, who backs Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton for president, proposed another gauge Sunday by which superdelegates might judge whether to support Mrs. Clinton or Senator Barack Obama.

With limited public or congressional oversight to keep tabs on U.S. commandos, it's increasingly hard to gauge the metrics by which officials determine success.

Deviation-type gauges indicate the amount by which the object being gauged deviates from the standard.

To further gauge the molecular mechanisms by which SRT2104 improved whole-body metabolism and survival in SD-fed mice, a whole-genome microarray analysis was performed on liver and muscle tissues.

Oscar winners aren't the best barometers by which to gauge the national mood.