Sentence examples for gauge of its from inspiring English sources

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.

Some gauge of its power is offered by the versions it has provoked.

But though the problem is complex, ambulance diversions offer one relatively simple gauge of its extent.

The exact turnout in the election – a crucial gauge of its legitimacy - remains contested.

Duke will have an early gauge of its potential this season.

While there is no statistical benchmark for intransigence in litigation, AIG's unusually low cost of claims, relative to premiums, serves as a rough gauge of its success.

Implementation of care programs must be evaluated in a way that allows health services to gauge which of its components (e.g., emergency department, wards, discharge, community practitioners) and which of its stakeholders (e.g., patients, carers, nurses, doctors, management, policymakers) facilitate or create barriers to the effectiveness of the new interventions.

One of the best choices for a bedwetting cover is 12 gauge because of its durability.

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.

The Philadelphia Fed index, a closely watched regional gauge of manufacturing, showed its sixth straight month of growth in the February survey released Thursday, and the gauge of new orders jumped substantially, indicating an uptick in demand.

EnCana, a $65 billion gas and oil sands producer formed in a merger six years ago, said the move should help investors better gauge the parts of its business and remove a discount it says it suffers in the stock market.