Sentence examples for obvious gauge from inspiring English sources

But there is another less obvious gauge: which festivals stay alive during their long off-seasons by taking their productions to other cities, perhaps even to other festivals.

While Ann Budge has overhauled the way in which the club is run, Craig Levein has revamped the football set-up, with Hearts' healthy lead at the top of the Championship the most obvious gauge of success on that front.

Although the crow deaths were glaringly obvious, it has been harder to gauge the impact on other birds.

Given its ability to gauge risk, BlackRock was an obvious source of wisdom when the financial system started skidding over a cliff.

The obvious solution would be for motorists to buy a gauge, for $2 or so.

The tastes of these new collectors are hard to gauge, but they tend to gravitate toward obvious images by blue chip artists.

But the VIX index, which measures the implied volatility of America's stockmarket, and is also known as the "fear gauge", is near a 20-year low.One explanation is obvious: the places suffering conflict are politically important but economically small.

Gauging competitiveness is a murky business, with no obvious benchmarks.

Such obvious opulence amidst the greyness of post-Soviet decline is a sure gauge of the expected bonanza.

It also includes the obvious use of copper's varying impedance under stress which is used in strain gauges and can now be used in the biomedical sensor field.

This is going nowhere, but the fact that it was even considered is a gauge of the broader implications of the Texas debate.For Democrats, there is an obvious lesson to be drawn from all this.