Sentence examples for reliable gauges from inspiring English sources

His Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research, which conducts a survey every three months, is widely viewed as among the few independent and reliable gauges of Palestinian public opinion.

While there are few reliable gauges of public opinion, surveys and anecdotal evidence suggest Xi remains immensely popular at home.

The professor finds Amman's streets a reliable gauge of the mood toward the United States.

The four-week average for claims, considered a more reliable gauge, fell 3,000, to 374,750.

Unfortunately for buyers, minutes of board meetings are not the reliable gauge they might seem.

Without a reliable gauge of inflation, lending is almost impossible, even for the medium term.

The national exam is viewed by testing experts as a more reliable gauge of progress.

The BOD is therefore a reliable gauge of the organic pollution of a body of water.

Under the federal law, states choose the minimum size necessary to produce a statistically reliable gauge of school quality.

Consider investment newsletter editors, whom contrarians have used for decades as a reliable gauge of that mood.

All things considered at this point, the stock market seems a more reliable gauge of the national -- if not the global--emotional resonance.