Sentence examples for gauge of an from inspiring English sources

PRODUCTIVITY growth is perhaps the single most important gauge of an economy's health.

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

Solvency margins, a gauge of an insurer's ability to repay its policy obligations, correspond to the percentage of excess assets a company holds.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's mandate is precarious, built purely on the gauge of an applause meter, without an organized base or formal platform to ground her.

Experts consider volume to be a more accurate gauge of an advertising war's intensity than money spent because advertising rates vary widely from city to city.

But results of the blanket primary have long been used as a rough gauge of an incumbent's popularity, and by that measure, Mr. Inslee had plenty to crow about.

To use this list as a gauge of any sort is a shaky proposition.

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

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.

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