Sentence examples for gauges making it from inspiring English sources

In some ways it risked repeating what happened at federation when each state mandated its own rail gauges, making it impossible to take a train across state lines in one continuous trip.

The makeshift tanks also lack water level gauges, making it difficult to detect leaks.

Metrolink has 92 stops along 57 mile of standard-gauge track making it the largest light rail system in the United Kingdom.

This enabled clearer night-time vision of the boiler steam pressure gauge and the brake pipe vacuum pressure gauge whilst eliminating dazzle, making it easier for the crew to see signals along the track.

I do my instrument check; I look at the tachometer, the oil and fuel gauges, make sure it's good to go.

But the company has a limited operating history, making it difficult to gauge its future prospects.

However, Brookdale Senior Living has a limited operating history, making it impossible to gauge its future prospects.

The Shanghai Composite Index, China's main stocks gauge, is down 23percentthis yearar, making it the world's worst-performing major exchange.

Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a former commanding officer at the UK's Joint Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Regiment, said of doctors who told the BBC they treated victims: "I gauge that they're not making it up".

This is a good way to gauge if people are just making it up that they're content in their career path, or if they are genuinely still fired up and enjoying what they're doing every day.

And it is mostly written, not spoken, making it tougher to gauge people's spontaneous use.