Sentence examples for gauge of this from inspiring English sources
Margins have held up better in America, but are likely to fall as new commercial-bank competition muscles in.One gauge of this pressure is that, despite near-ideal operating conditions, the industry has been consolidating.
The U-6, a percentage gauge of this group, dipped to 15.9% in May, from 16.6% in April.
The U-6, a percentage gauge of this group, dipped to a seasonally adjusted 16.6% in May, from 17.1% in April.
As a gauge of this, we incubated Cy-5-labeled N- and E-DNO, as well as empty 50 nm vesicles, with immune cells isolated from mouse spleens.
Labour has consistently lagged behind on this gauge of the blame game during the course of this parliament, and the gap between government and opposition on this score is now the widest it has been since 2010.
If past tax reform proposals are any gauge of the future, then this tax reform that we're assuming gets enacted will give a real sweetheart deal to all the U.S. multinationals that have kept their profits overseas.
But uncomfortably for O'Neill's successor Gordon Strachan there is a more recent gauge of embarrassment, this season's 5-0 defeat in the Champions League qualifier by Artmedia Bratislava, Strachan's first game.
The gauge of whether this is a coup or not principally comes in Europe.
Duke will have an early gauge of its potential this season.
A widely-watched gauge of consumer confidence this week dropped to its lowest level since the spring of 2009, when the economy was gripped by recession using any conventional definition.
