Sentence examples for tools to gauge from inspiring English sources

"A benchmark helps the industry increase its visibility and gives advisers and investors more tools to gauge their investments.

For starters, assessing and implementing aid policy requires developing tools to gauge accurately where need is greatest.

Mr. Quirk said TD Ameritrade gave investors a wide array of tools to gauge their risks, as well as significant education, before and after they started trading options.

Nobel-prize winning economists Joseph Stiglitz and Amartya Sen have admitted that GDP does not capture the human condition and urged the creation of different tools to gauge the wellbeing of nations.

Larkins said retailers can use new analytical tools to gauge the response they are getting online.

However, there exists an error for the actual machining time due to the lack of the measurement equipment or tools to gauge an exact minimum feed rate.

The Sustainable Apparel Coalition is developing the Higg Index as a tool to gauge the environmental sustainability performance of materials, which Sohlman thinks could help in the future.

"The stress tests are a tool to gauge the resiliency of the financial sector," a Federal Reserve governor, Daniel K. Tarullo, said in a statement.

The changes are meant to better reflect consumer behavior and, in turn, to give policy makers, businesses and consumers a better tool to gauge how social and technological changes affect inflation.

Preorders are "an important tool to gauge customer demand, and get some feedback from our customers earlier in the process," said John Alteio, director of toys and games for Amazon.

Then he tried Twitter during a TEDMED conference in 2009, as a tool to gauge reactions to his talk.