Sentence examples for key gauges of from inspiring English sources

Consider the turnaround moment: "July's spikes in mutual-fund redemptions, trading volume and key gauges of investor fear," noted Josh Friedman in The Los Angeles Times last month, "increasingly appear, in retrospect, to have been the 'grand capitulation' that analysts have been awaiting to signal that the long bear market had run its course.

U.S. gross domestic product -- one of the key gauges of overall economic growth -– fell dramatically to 1.8percentt in the first three months of this year after growing at a rate of 3.1percentt at the end of last year, according to figures released by the Commerce Department on Thursday.

But revenue fell 1percentt, and same-store sales, a key gauge of retailer health, fell 5percentt.

The vote will be a key gauge of the bill's support.

The metric is a key gauge of health because it strips out the volatility of newly opened and closed locations.

Maternal mortality is a key gauge of a population's health and wealth, as well as of women's status.

For example, the Conference Board said yesterday that its composite index of leading economic indicators, a key gauge of future economic activity, fell 0.2percentt in October.

Average hourly earnings, a key gauge of inflation pressures, rose a slightly higher-than-expected 0.4percentto to $13.50, in January, the fastest pace since September.

A key gauge of future economic activity slipped in June for the second consecutive month in another sign the economy is no longer sizzling.

The metric is a key gauge of a retailer's health because it strips out the impact of recently opened or closed locations.

Most said that their solvency ratios a key gauge of their ability to pay out on policy obligations weakened in the six months to the end of September.