Sentence examples for our gauges from inspiring English sources
Singapore and Hong Kong also look vulnerable to a correction, given the overvaluation on their price-to-rents ratios.Misalignments with our gauges of fair value can persist for a long time, of course.
America is also unusual in having non-recourse mortgages that let borrowers walk away with no liability.An optimist could therefore argue that our gauges overstate the extent to which house prices are overvalued, and that if markets are only a bit too expensive they can adjust gradually without a sharp fall.
To the degree that the onset of well leakage is expressed as a pressure transient similar to decreases in injection rates, we are able to identify the source functions (changes in flow rates from variable distances) that our gauges are (and are not) sensitive to.
Agnew later recalled, "After we dropped our gauges I remember we made a sharp turn to the right so that we would not get caught in the blast – but we still got badly shaken up by it".
On our gauge, prices nationally are 19% below fair value.
Our gauge counts how many stories in the Washington Post and the New York Times use the word "recession" in a quarter.
The euro is now around 12% too expensive relative to the dollar, according to our gauge; in the summer of 2012 it was close to fair value.
"This was to be our gauge for the convention and if the owners should pursue the convention and see if they could even break even," Ms. Kinnison wrote.
Above all, Villeneuve attends to Adams, using her as our gauge of these momentous events; time and again, we see her face responding to something before we properly witness the thing itself.
That halted the Swiss franc's appreciation against the then-beleaguered single currency, although not against the dollar.Currencies in much of the emerging world, including Russia, China, and India, are too cheap relative to the dollar on our gauge.
