Sentence examples for social gauge from inspiring English sources

The poverty measurements the government is now abolishing show how far some fall behind median living standards, the only long term social gauge that makes sense.

In addition of being one of the most accurate social gauging technique, humor is the cement stabilizing the bricks of a shared experience.

And the site's 'Social Proximity Gauge', calculates how close you are to people you find interesting on Pirate Date.

But how moderate Republican women gauge social issues as a factor in voting is unclear.

And Purewal recommends spreading the word via social media to gauge interest before you begin: "Starting on Facebook helped us expand".

Aspies, as people with the condition like to call themselves, often have normal or above-average intelligence, but they have trouble making friends and lack the intuitive ability to gauge social situations.

For Winn Van Meter, three days spent on the island, ostensibly in celebration of his oldest daughter's wedding, are just as much an occasion to appraise his social circle and gauge his eligibility for yet more refined ones.

One of the easiest ways to gauge social sensitivity is to show someone photos of people's eyes and ask him or her to describe what the people are thinking or feeling — an exam known as the Reading the Mind in the Eyes test.

It takes a long time to find the right articles, schedule them accordingly and gauge social media reactions.

And we did a full factory audit, just before shipping — to gauge social and environmental standards, working conditions.

April 9: Facebook also announces an initiative aimed at helping social science researchers gauge the product's impact on elections and political events.