Sentence examples for gauge of whether from inspiring English sources

FOR housing economists, the best gauge of whether borrowers will repay their mortgages is their job status.

"Justin's social competence is going to be a huge gauge of whether he is accepted in the workplace," she said.

The success or otherwise of British rockers in America is often seen as a gauge of whether they're any good or not.

This rough measure of a company's operational earning power, known as Ebitda, is an important gauge of whether a company with big debts can repay loans.

So go forth and experiment, remembering that the best gauge of whether you like a look or colour is your own infallible beauty barometer.

Health officials do not really have a gauge of whether there are enough mammography centers to serve current and future demand.

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.

And unfilled orders, a gauge of backlogs and whether manufacturers are able to supply goods quickly, fell just 0.3percentt last month after a 4.6percentt surge in June.

The gauge of change, of course, remains whether people's lives are improving.

An early gauge of the new climate will be whether the government keeps its promise to free large numbers of political prisoners, which human rights groups estimate at up to 1,500.

While not a direct measure of peer involvement, it provides a gauge of the individual's context and whether they believe academic dishonesty is normative.