Sentence examples for gauge trade from inspiring English sources

A1 Few Takers on China Visit Only two congressmen undecided on whether to vote to give China permanent normal trade relations accepted an administration invitation to let a Cabinet officer lead them on a trip to China to gauge trade and human rights conditions.

Hoping to sway legislators who remain undecided on whether to grant China permanent normal trade relations in a vote set for this month, President Clinton set aside money earlier this year to fly wavering lawmakers to China where they could gauge trade and human rights conditions for themselves.

Other major gauges traded in a relatively narrow range and ended nearly unchanged.

Major market gauges traded nearly unchanged much of the day before heading higher in the late afternoon.

So the club must wait until the off-season to gauge any trade interest.

The current account is the broadest gauge of trade in goods and services, and reflects the reliance of the United States on inflows of money from abroad.

The important thing for the average investor without a Ph.D. in mathematics to know is that all of these gauges are trading at decadelong lows.

Some analysts tried to gauge whether the trading setback for JPMorgan meant there could be similar underlying problems at other banks, but the uncertainty seemed to be contained to the financial sector throughout the trading session.

To systematically gauge the actual trade-off between different levels of sensitivity and specificity in the testing set, the thresholds were set with the testing set.

Chester F. Dobis, speaker pro tem of the Indiana House of Representatives, held four meetings this year around the state to gauge feelings toward free trade.

Among other reports due, business inventories, industrial production and another gauge of purchasing, the trade balance figures, will be examined for confirmation of any revival in consumer spending.