Sentence examples for this gauge reflects from inspiring English sources

Based in London, this gauge reflects the rates that freight carriers charge to haul basic, solid raw materials, such as iron ore, coal, cement, and grain.

The arrows in D to F indicate the time of peak compression recorded by each strain gauge, reflecting the passage of a rupture front through that region of the sample assembly.

But gauges reflect character: in sports cars, the tach looms larger, sometimes literally overshadowing the speedo.

The Child Gauge 2012 reflects on the potential of such measures, particularly social assistance, early childhood development, education and health care, to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty and reduce inequality.

Media commentator Roy Greenslade argues that the narrowing of opportunity for working-class people to find jobs in the media affects the ability of the media class to correctly gauge and reflect the mood of a community and of a nation.

The group that decides on the index's components have done a good job of altering the gauge to reflect the modern economy, he feels, even as they get a bad rap from critics who deride the index as stodgy.

This budget reflects that decision.

This probably reflects two things.

This difference reflects regulation.

This decision reflects this objective".

This just reflects that".