Sentence examples for some gauges of from inspiring English sources

However, some gauges of credit market stress did not worsen markedly on the day.

Some gauges of voter intensity continue to show Republicans far more enthusiastic about this election than are Democrats; a New York Times/CBS News poll this month found that 40 percent of Republican primary voters say they are more enthusiastic than usual about voting in the presidential election this year, compared with 29 percent of Democrats.

Some gauge of its power is offered by the versions it has provoked.

(That allowed me to enter the serving sizes I suspected on the USDA's SuperTracker app and have some gauge of how accurate my guess had been).

Economists said their fears of a second Great Depression have waned as some important gauges of the economy began to stabilize.

Yet despite the real power of "#MeToo," despite the swift fall from grace of powerful men who have lost jobs and respect, despite the growing number of lawmakers making the right noises about sexual harassment, some important gauges of progress haven't moved – and may even be drifting backward.

Nissan's Bruce Robinson says engineers thickened the gauges of some suspension pieces and, to improve steering feel and reduce chassis flex, used doubler brackets and triangular braces at ever wheel, essentially bracing the suspension against the frame.

The gauges of poverty apply to the Burnetts in some ways but not in others.

Some creditors offer variable rates tied to interest rates or other gauges of the economy.

Benchmark gauges of anxiety, including the Libor, more than doubled.

And two gauges of inflation expectations have moved higher recently.