Sentence examples for second gauge from inspiring English sources

The second gauge, designed by Byron R. Wien, Morgan Stanley's other United States investment strategist, shows that valuations have not been at this level since January 1999, although they were lower in October 1998.

It is also worth noting that the British economy, which has done the most to copy America, has grown more slowly than either Germany or France over the past decade.The second gauge of economic performance is productivity, an area in which America, it is claimed, is enjoying a miracle.

This average is our benchmark for "fair value".The first gauge is a price-to-rents ratio.

The U.S.D.A.'s "prospective plantings" report, based on a survey of 86,000 growers, is the first gauge of farmers' intentions.

The first gauge of activity in the sector for 2014 suggested jobs growth continued in January but the rapid recovery in overall factory activity eased off.

"It would mean they could go ahead and do a project without having to first gauge what the air quality impact would be, and that's not good," said Andrew H. Darrell, New York regional director of Environmental Defense, a nonprofit group.

In an interview this afternoon, Ms. Pelosi, who hopes to be the party's House leader some day, said she was aware that the vote would be the first gauge of her leadership skills.

The first gauge of activity in the sector for 2014 suggested commercial projects, as well as civil engineering, also experienced a resurgence, growing at the fastest pace since before the financial crisis.

The sabotage numbers, the first gauge of the scale of efforts by guerrilla fighters to bring the country to a standstill by striking at infrastructure, emerged on the day that Iraq's new prime minister, Iyad Allawi, gave an assessment of the impact of the attacks.

When you choose to add something in your life, do you first gauge it against what you values?

Before you get lost, let me decipher the criteria that are used to first gauge the prevailing level of food insecurity and hunger.