Sentence examples for one gauge from inspiring English sources

One gauge of progress on the industrial side, he said, will probably be "hollering and yelling" when power demands do not meet capacity.

Only one gauge — the tachometer — appeared on the dashboard.

And from those redoubts, how can one gauge what is going on in the fairly broad expanses of this nation that are not 94.3percentt liberal Democrat?

But the national figures are only one gauge, because the outcome ultimately hinges on state-by-state contests.

One gauge, the price of stocks based on the past decade of earnings, is named after the Yale economist Robert J. Shiller.

One gauge is the average time that investors hold on to load and no-load funds.

One gauge — the number of restaurants with vetted healthy options listed on the site — has increased more than 2,000 percent, and many have been added just in the last couple of years, Ms. Jones-Mueller said.

The investigation on EC in this paper is based on water quality parameters of one gauging station in Asi River.

The Weida river basin has one gauging station at the catchment outlet (Laewitz, Fig. 1), where discharge and nitrate-N concentrations are measured.

For these reasons, a prospective method might be more useful to examine the potential for coevolution between native and invasive species, wherein one gauges the level of heritable variation within each interacting species for traits that affect competitive ability.

Once this needle is removed, the lumen for blood flow is roughly one-gauge greater than indicated on the packaging.