Sentence examples for gauge of a from inspiring English sources

Good sausage, but little gauge of a kitchen's skill.

In the end, the ratio between those two measures became the gauge of a patent's importance.

A good gauge of a spa is the number of professionals on staff.

Attendance is the easiest gauge of a museum's success for politicians and corporate sponsors.

Also, the murder rate is not necessarily the best gauge of a city's feelings of security.

The lower the gauge of a needle, the thicker it is.

The traditional gauge of a country's commitment to development is foreign aid.

Maternal mortality is a key gauge of a population's health and wealth, as well as of women's status.

That matters as a gauge of a defendant's own moral worth and prospects for returning to the law-abiding community.

It is a simple trick, yet there has never been a more reliable gauge of a name's awfulness or aptness.

Revenue at stores open at least a year — a gauge of a retailer's health — rose 1.2 percent.