Sentence examples for gauges status from inspiring English sources

In a profession that gauges status finely and obsessively, he said, "some law schools supply one market and some supply others".

The community observers were responsible for the daily monitoring of the rain gauges and verbally informing the surrounding households on the gauge status to ensure clear and consistent communication to all residents at risk.

Instead of trying to serve as a gauge of status, The Monthly's rankings attempt to gauge more useful measures: social mobility, for instance, or "bang for the buck".

"New younger Indians see wealth as a gauge of status.

To gauge the status of painting in Spain at that time, consider that El Greco was paid three hundred and fifty ducats for his first major Toledan commission, "The Disrobing of Christ," and (albeit ten years later) five hundred and seventy for crafting the picture's frame.

If the Yankees beat Boston on Wednesday in the final game of the regular season, they no longer need to watch the out-of-town scoreboard to gauge their status.

This means that their only way of gauging the status of a session is to look at the combination of flags.

This paper attempted to gauge the status of facilities and provisions of the outdoor environment for older people in the Klang Valley.

Also, a DNA based diagnostic can not gauge immune status of the host and the development of an immune response.

We retrieved the Bureau of Labor Statistics unadjusted total employment series to gauge the status of the economy in California [ 30].

With occasional episodes of unintentional non-adherence, patients may be testing a medication's effectiveness or gauging symptom status without the medication.