Sentence examples for the gauge for from inspiring English sources

The gauge for France, whose economy had seemed resilient, is pointing to a fall in output (see chart).

"He had a sense of humor that set the gauge for everyone else," said Ms. Trost, who is two years younger than her brother.

But the gauge for service industries plunged to only just above 50, the point at which more managers report a fall than a rise in activity.

The gauge for new orders rose to 51.9 from 48.8, while production jumped to 53.4 from 48.6, helping the overall index bounce back from a contraction in May — the first in six months.

This is because one of the tests asks whether joining the single currency would "create better conditions for firms making long-term decisions to invest in Britain".Although this test also encompasses investment by British firms, inward investment has become the gauge for how Britain has been scoring.

He went on to use the gauge for many more of the railways that he built in South and West Britain.

There are some special gauge types for high-pressure measurement, but the requirements for the gauge designs for high- and low-pressure measurement are contradictory.

Too many in Washington -- and in the media continue to take the well-being of Wall Street as the proper gauge for the well-being of the rest of America.

When applying a perpendicular magnetic field to the bilayer sheet we employ the Landau gauge for the vector potential A = (0, B 0 x, 0).

Consider the gauge of speaker wire required for the job.

NBC's Chuck Todd says the Twitter conversation isn't always the best gauge for the public's interest, noting that his network's Florida debate had strong ratings despite being panned on Twitter.