Sentence examples for gauge of later from inspiring English sources

For that reason, among others, early excellence is not always an accurate gauge of later success.

Whether CRP is a useful way to gauge the risk of later disease is up in the air, he says, because it's unclear whether CRP levels add helpful information beyond the usual measures, such as family history and obesity.

On that score, he was prescient: a few days later a widely watched gauge of consumer confidence tumbled, leading to speculation that the Fed would cut interest rates again.

This railway, which was originally intended only as a local line, was constructed with an unusual gauge of (shared only with the Arbroath and Forfar Railway), later being converted to standard gauge when it was incorporated into the national Rail system.

(See "Adobe's Analytical Move").. Later in the afternoon, the National Association of Home Builders is due to release its September gauge of builders' confidence in the housing market.

Lennar's report comes ahead of key housing data due later in the week, including sales of new and existing homes, and a federal gauge of house prices.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.

A proper gauge of where they are.

A gauge of consumer sentiment also rose.

But popularity is no gauge of greatness.

A gauge of utilities jumped 1.6percentt as Treasury yields declined.