Sentence examples for gauge confidence from inspiring English sources

The newspapers have been polling the public to gauge confidence.

Isolate measurement errors and gauge confidence intervals for model parameters.

The ability to accurately gauge confidence of predictions may also determine how best to apply the model.

The survey's headline number, which gauges confidence among big manufacturers, matched expectations today and showed improvement from the previous report in December.

A day earlier, a gauge of confidence among home builders jumped to the highest level in five years.

Barclaycard also polled 1,680 people to gauge consumer confidence, of whom 63% said they had carried on spending as they did before the Brexit vote.

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

PROPERTY prices have always served as a gauge of confidence in Hong Kong, a city known for its boom-and-bust cycles.

Radar annual maxima and IDF curves were generally overestimated but in 70% of the cases (60% for a 100 yr return period), they lay within the rain gauge IDF confidence intervals.

Still, consumers' moods have not completely deteriorated, and a separate gauge showed confidence unexpectedly rose in July as Americans were more optimistic about the short-term outlook than they were about their current situations.

That is why many readers favour anecdotal gauges, such as the ease of getting a taxi or finding a parking space.Since the 1920s rising and falling hemlines have been a time-honoured gauge of confidence, but one reader suggests taking a close look at leaders' hairlines as a measure of how much stress they and their economy are suffering.