Sentence examples for gauges of the from inspiring English sources
Two measures of economic data released on Monday were positive, though both are considered less important gauges of the economy.
Other gauges of the health of the information technology business have also shown improved health of late.
The records made by the trumpeter Donald Byrd with the baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams are sensitive gauges of the jazz mainstream.
Honeywell Space Systems designed the liquid crystal, flat-panel cockpit displays to mimic the gauges of the 1960's and 70's, tapes, dials and cathode ray tubes.
Many criminologists have long regarded statistics on robbery to be one of the most accurate gauges of the overall crime rate.
The Hacker, powered by a Citizen quartz movement, features a generous 43-millimeter, or 1.7-inch, stainless steel case, inspired by aircraft cockpit gauges of the 1950s.
Still, it offers a general gauge of the advertising.
The professor finds Amman's streets a reliable gauge of the mood toward the United States.
The event provides an important gauge of the state and direction of tech advancement globally.
The checks are considered the most accurate gauge of the number of gun purchases.
As for the public perception of him, Pearson has a reasonable gauge of the mood.
