Sentence examples for gauge of how from inspiring English sources

But he doesn't have a gauge of how well he's doing.

The audience is a wonderful gauge of how a show is.

But watch sterling, which is a better gauge of how international investors view the UK's prospects.

GREETINGS are a barometer, a gauge of how much love is in the proverbial room.

A unique blend of factors made South Africa's currency a good gauge of how investors feel.

The contents of the quincallería are a gauge of how seriously the locals take their food.

The 2004 election is a critical gauge of how the political sentiment of Muslims has evolved since the 2000 ballot.

The card industry is a good gauge of how consumers are spending and what they are buying.

Forecasters say sales of other luxury electric cars are the best gauge of how the BMW is likely to perform.

The rusting metal outdoor toilet across the yard is a better gauge of how much lives have changed.

With shipments falling, the inventory-to-shipments ratio, a gauge of how long goods remain in warehouses, rose to 1.34 months from 1.32 months.