Sentence examples for more a gauge from inspiring English sources

The stock market, though, does not have the safe haven protection of Treasuries, and is more a gauge of the broader economic outlook.

"To me a question like that is more a gauge of people's frustration with the process than it is necessarily a true indication that people are willing to accept any sacrifice in order to come to some agreement".

It ought to be "most hated company in America" or at least, most hated company online in America since this is more a gauge of internet opinion than anything else.

If the calibre of opposition they have faced en route to next summer's finals in France has made it difficult to judge England's progress, playing Italy in Turin may be more of a gauge, just over nine months since they lost their opening World Cup group game to the Azzurri in Brazil.

In fact, after a while, money to these people is no more than a gauge that tells them when they have achieved their latest target.

But these observations are probably more useful as a gauge for how appetizing vegetable are in different contexts than as a subscription for what pairings will lead to the least amount of food waste.

EUROPEANS will go to the polls on May 22nd-25th to select the members of the European Parliament in a ballot that will be a measure of popular support for European integration after years of crisis and, more importantly, provide a gauge of the strength of anti-EU parties of both left and right.

On Friday, more bad news: A gauge of manufacturing showed that that key sector on the mainland is continuing to contract.

In the 21st century, there is an argument that the Champions League is a more accurate gauge of a superstar's influence: more matches, more sustained pressure, a higher and more consistent calibre of opposition.

It is a simple trick, yet there has never been a more reliable gauge of a name's awfulness or aptness.

As such, for a significant number of product categories, life stage is a more accurate gauge of a person's needs and shopping patterns than the date on a woman's birth certificate.