Sentence examples for used gauge from inspiring English sources

Figures out yesterday showed the consumer price index, the most widely used gauge of US inflation, rose 0.5% in March after a 0.3% increase in February, the US labour department said.

What has all the rest of the spending achieved?A commonly used gauge of health status is life expectancy.

— a widely used gauge of real estate operating performance — jumped to $309.9 million, or $1.16 a share, in the second quarter, from $229.3 million, or 90 cents a share, last year.

One widely used gauge of profits, the Standard & Poor's Capital IQ survey, forecasts that earnings will have grown 0.93 percent in the first quarter, compared with the first quarter of 2011, for the companies that make up the S.& P. 500-stock index.

Tuition increases would be kept below the Higher Education Price Index, the most widely used gauge of national college cost inflation; all expenditures and contracts would still be subject to stringent state accounting rules; and land leases and contracts would be overseen by newly established state boards, just to mention a few of the bill's many constraints.

But in June, Robert Shiller and Karl Case, two economists responsible for a widely used gauge of American house-price movements, opened up the market to retail investors with the launch of a product called MacroShares.Derivatives have a bad name at the moment, but this sort is tame enough.

Some railways, primarily in the northeast, used standard gauge; others used gauges ranging from 4 ft (1,219 mm) to 6 ft (1,829 mm).

Here we describe a new algorithm which uses gauge independent field equations.

The flow cell was connected to tubing (tygon, GE) using Gauge 21 needles.

Follicles were aspirated without anesthesia and analgesia, using gauge 19 single lumen needles (250 mm Hg) as described elsewhere 3.

There are various ways you can use gauge.