Sentence examples for gauge of it from inspiring English sources

A fairly graphic gauge of it is displayed side by side at the Applied Arts Museum.

Because both railways were built to the unusual gauge of it was relatively easy to adapt the Corris locomotives to work on the Talyllyn.

The RNC talked a good game a year ago about diversity, but if Harold and the GOP's inaction on it since are any gauge of its intent, it's just that talk.

The second is that our tools for measuring this ability such as IQ tests or standardized exams are faithful gauges of it, like thermometers are for temperature.

It also has been a handy gauge of whether it's time to batten down the hatches or whether it might be OK to splurge on a beach holiday over the winter: if more people are finding jobs, then even if you lose yours, the job market might be robust enough that drawing on your savings might not be too reckless.

Although a slipping IMS index is not a foolproof gauge of recession, it suggests that the eight-month recovery in America's manufacturing may well be faltering.

Each species is rated, from green to yellow to red -- with red being the worst -- on the Audubon Fish Scale, a gauge of whether it is endangered and whether harvesting methods cause pollution or threaten other species.

I have a gauge of what it is to laugh out loud when I'm reading a script, because that is what happens all the time when we read our own show, and that can make it hard for other things to measure up.

I am told that the old tank may have some sticker or label on it that states its gauge of steel — whether it is heavy-duty or double-walled and how long it is likely to last.

Its income from shifting debt, currencies and commodities fell by 63% from the previous quarter, double the drop experienced by its rivals, as clients hung back and the bank cut its value at risk, a gauge of how much it can lose in a single day of trading.

The style of the handbag was a gauge of the trouble it could make.