Sentence examples for gauges it from inspiring English sources
On July 1st it released a decent set of purchasing-managers' indices (PMIs), a closely watched series of confidence gauges it compiles each month.
Indeed, the euro is suffering from a surfeit of credibility since, on many gauges, it is overvalued against the dollar.Coming AcropolisWhat makes default unpalatable is the fear of contagion that if Greece were allowed to go under, the cost of borrowing for other troubled euro members would shoot up.
Rainfall over the planet as a whole was down by between 3.6% and 4% in 1816.If such numbers seem suspiciously accurate, considering that most of the world of 1816 was devoid of thermometers and rain gauges, it is because they come from recent computer modelling of the climate that seeks to mimic the conditions Tambora created.
With heavier gauges, it is very difficult to snap the bead in place when the ring is nearly closed.
This locomotive was built for the depot railway serving RAF Calshot where it worked until 1945, and, after rebuilding from its original gauge, it entered service in 1954.
For no particular reason, I gauged it to be three months old, though its legs were long and its white feet larger than you would expect.
They have nothing to gauge it by.
So we'll have to gauge it, make some adjustments.
"I've got to gauge it every time something happens," she says.
While this risk is difficult to gauge, it can certainly not be ignored," the research said.
