Sentence examples for gauge of potential from inspiring English sources

Unit labor costs, a gauge of potential inflation pressures closely watched by the Fed, fell at a 0.6 percent rate after dipping 0.1 percent in the third quarter.

The productivity report showed unit labor costs, a gauge of potential inflation pressures closely watched by the Federal Reserve, edged up at a 0.2 percent annual rate after shrinking at a revised 3.7 percent rate in the first three months this year.

The total CVL serves as a measure of the absolute level of virus in a population at the most recent point in time, and is therefore a gauge of potential infectiousness in a particular population.

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

The agreement was forged after France and Germany persuaded China to accept a compromise that includes measuring a country's currency exchange rate as a gauge of the potential problems.

The second proposal is the "test the waters" provision, which allows entrepreneurs to gauge the interest of potential investors through an online portal before they take the time, effort and money to extend an initial offering.

The second proposal is the "test the waters" provision, which allows entrepreneurs to gauge the interest of potential investors through an online portal before they take the time, effort and money to extend an initial offering.

Courtship rituals are similarly important in allowing an individual to gauge the fitness of potential mates.

Many investment opportunities will state anticipated rates of return to give you a good gauge of the earnings potential.

Allelic diversity is a gauge of genetic adaptive potential and is strongly affected by effective population size.

So it was that the only way to gauge the potential of either of them was through tech demos.