Sentence examples for gauge of our from inspiring English sources

As public institutions deteriorate, élite anxiety has emerged as a gauge of our national predicament.

It is, admittedly, a pretty rough gauge of our national attention to poverty.

Military suicides are the starkest gauge of our nation's failure to care adequately for those who served in uniform.

Every year since 1947, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a magazine founded by members of the Manhattan Project, has gathered a group of Nobel laureates and other luminaries to update the Doomsday Clock, a symbolic gauge of our risk of wrecking civilization.

Now we see the gas gauge of our mighty Fiat 500 and it was on empty with the light on.

This encompassing failure to undertake simple and effective things with mammoth impact is perhaps as dark a gauge of our national morass as the failure to do the complex -- like health insurance reform.

That's $2,100 per American, and it's one gauge of the waste of our existing system.

We also hold employee surveys to gauge the views of our staff.

A number of biologists have tried to gauge the depth of our appetite for sugar.

In order to gauge the perceptions of our staff, we carried out a brief survey in June 2012 and 981 people responded out of a total of around 1600.

Decrease in three other indicators will also be measured to gauge the efficacy of our interventions – incidence of early marriage, teen pregnancies and infant and maternal mortality rate.