Sentence examples for gauge suggests from inspiring English sources

The closely watched gauge suggests that the American economy will continue to expand into the fall.

The increase in the employment gauge suggests the solid hiring will continue.

According to Alfredini et al. (2008, 2015), in the harbor of Santos, tidal gauge suggest that mean sea level has risen at a rate of 1.2 mm yr−1 over the past 30 years, with an increasing trend in the past decade.

Radar estimates and rain gauges suggested at least 10 inches of rain fell in this area.

And a variety of other gauges suggest that underlying inflation is on the high side and rising.

Tidal gauges suggest that the world's oceans have risen by 1.77 millimetres a year since 1950.

The company's "ultimate exposure" is impossible to gauge, it suggests.

Google initially proposed changes to the way it presents some search results in April, but saw those rejected by complainants after Almunia's office made them public for "market testing", which seeks to gauge whether suggested remedies are acceptable.

No long-term SSE was detected in the Kii Peninsula from 1980 to 2009 (Kobayashi 2013), and leveling and tide gauge data suggest a possible long-term SSE from 1977 to 1980 in central Shikoku (Kobayashi 2012).

Or maybe job frustration could be gauged, he suggested, by the number of cars in the parking lot backed into their slots, ready for a quick escape at the end of the day.

Together, the plantigrade hind foot posture and wide-gauge stance suggest that the Anomoepus trackmaker adopted a more stable, crouching pose and moved more slowly along the ripple-marked riverbed surface (Fig. 4B).