Sentence examples for gauge of current from inspiring English sources

The index of coincident indicators, a gauge of current economic activity, rose 0.1percentt in November.

The new-orders index, a gauge of current demand, fell to 56.9 in March from 60.5 in February.

The production index, a gauge of current work being performed, fell to 40.9 last month from 51.3.

The association's production index, a gauge of current output, fell to 52.6 in October from 53.4 during September.

The new orders index, a gauge of current demand, fell to 45.7 in October from 50.1 during September.

Today's manufacturing report showed that the production index, a gauge of current output, fell to 53.6 in June -- the lowest since January 1999 -- from 56.3 in May.

Technology may help to avoid this problem while encouraging voice: for example, web sites where staff can post opinions or experiences, online polls, 'quizzes' to gauge understanding of current policies, etc. Open 'town hall' meetings may be another way to allow staff to express concerns and suggest solutions.

The coincident index, a gauge of the current state of the economy, rose 0.2percentt in April, to 116.0, for its fifth consecutive increase.

The Office of Communications launched the survey Dec. 5 to gauge the effectiveness of current internal communications and build new strategies for sharing information, news and stories of the university.

This paper analyses the case of Spain, an economy that experienced a housing boom until 2007 and a drop in business lending in 2009, to gauge the impact of (current and anticipated) changes in bank capital on business lending.1.1

Using an analytically solvable toy model for protein folding, an approximate statistical thermodynamic method is directly compared to simulation in order to gauge the effectiveness of current analytical crowding descriptions.