Sentence examples similar to ready gauge from inspiring English sources

A rough-and-ready gauge of corporate risk is the implied volatility of equity options.

When Medicare asked insurers to start offering prescription drug coverage, the same mechanism was included for much the same reason: The government was pushing insurers to take on a new risk that they weren't fully ready to gauge.

Another delightful old chestnut that does the rounds concerns how this or that old brewer would gauge his beer ready when the dead rats floated to the surface of the fermentation tank.

This will provide a good gauge of how ready the whole organization is to handle difficult times.

Gordon Brown, the chancellor, has set five economic tests to gauge whether Britain is ready to take the plunge.

Gauge whether they are ready by checking their shells.

They probably gauged when it was ready to cultivate again by the state of the plants".

Graham Farish produces ready-to-run models in N gauge, and Dapol has announced its intention to produce models in N gauge, slated for release in May 2012.

You can use a meat thermometer with a spike to gauge when the interior is ready.

The only indication that the car has started is a little "Ready" light that flashes on the left-hand gauge.

"It will also be the first time to really gauge what Russia thinks and is ready to do," a French diplomat said.