Sentence examples for gauges of a from inspiring English sources

Gone are the days where reader letters and telephone surveys were the best gauges of a newspaper section's popularity.

And in our apartment, one of the gauges of a successful open house is the mound of spice debris in the stockpot at the end of the afternoon.

The growing popularity of sabermetrics since the early 1980s has brought more attention to two batting statistics that sabermetricians argue are much better gauges of a batter's skill than batting average: On-base percentage measures a batter's ability to get on base.

Good sausage, but little gauge of a kitchen's skill.

A good gauge of a spa is the number of professionals on staff.

Attendance is the easiest gauge of a museum's success for politicians and corporate sponsors.

The traditional gauge of a country's commitment to development is foreign aid.

Revenue at stores open at least a year — a gauge of a retailer's health — rose 1.2 percent.

Revenue at stores open at least a year, an important gauge of a retailer's health, climbed 4.3 percent.

"It's a little, funny gauge of a thing being right, a kind of standard for chic, for youth, for sex appeal without vulgarity and with overall beauty".

Another gauge of a tumor's risk is its P.S.A. level, which can indicate how many cancer cells may be lurking in a man's body.