Sentence examples for gauge for the from inspiring English sources

The Euro Stoxx 50, a gauge for the 15-nation euro zone, has declined by about 24percentt.

THROUGHOUT the recovery, I have used movements in inflation expectations as a gauge for the strength of the economy.

The number of finishers, a gauge for the number of entrants, declined by lesser amounts in other races.

But they provided a gauge for the Knicks to see how far they have come this season.

The race, sponsored by the New York Road Runners, was expected to be an early-season gauge for the United States Olympic trials in July.

Brent crude prices, which Mr. Youngberg said were a good gauge for the market's outlook for the global economy, reflected the current thinking.

Baseline conditions establish the usefulness of these resources and serve as a gauge for evaluating the impact of coal mining.

So for this approach we built three ATB gauges for the same character, which players can switch between".

This weekend, Alexis will fly to Chicago so her routine can be gauged for the judging at the national junior competition in Dallas Aug. 12-15.

It explains, among other things, that the symbols on the L.C.D. readout just below the screen are status gauges for the battery, the PC card slots and so on.

The reading, which reflects broad growth trends in Japan and is one of the major policy gauges for the central bank, the Bank of Japan, was worse than the median market forecast of minus 1.