Sentence examples for gauge prices from inspiring English sources

It is hard to gauge prices accurately.

On our gauge, prices nationally are 19% below fair value.

The real estate agency Savills gauge prices as down 16.6 percent since their peak of 2007, while it lists prime London values as 15.6 percent above that.

In a March 7 , 2008 phone call, Mr. Cassano discussed surveying other dealers to gauge prices with Michael Sherwood, Goldman's vice chairman.

The index and similar products, it added, actually make it easier for buyers and sellers to gauge prices for instruments that are traded among players over the counter, rather than on exchanges.

To find out what is on the market and to gauge prices, look to websites like Yacht World and Boats.com.com

Diana Wierbicki, head of art law at Withers Worldwide in New York, said some people are attending the sales just to gauge pricing trends and artist popularity, later buying works privately.

Since January, the price for Brent oil, a type of crude commonly used as a global benchmark for gauging prices, is up more than 20percentt.

Even more impressive gains were made when gauging prices in major metropolitan areas, including a 13.4percentt year-over-year increase in the 20-city index.

The input price index, which measures manufacturers' costs, fell to a seven-month low of 73.7 from 78.1 in July, while the output price index, which gauges prices charged by firms, slipped to 62.6 from 64.5, its first easing this year.

Ireland moved up from its No. 6 ranking last year on the strength of improved scores on the Heritage Foundation's measure of monetary freedom, which gauges price stability and assesses price controls.