Sentence examples for useful gauge from inspiring English sources

Television advertising is, therefore, a useful gauge.

It remains, as it has always been, a useful gauge of the degree of inflammation when medically indicated.

A new report from the OECD provides a useful gauge, by calculating primary teachers' pay relative to GDP per head.

Manchester city council said the bill will act as a "useful gauge" in assessing how well they are tackling the problem of homelessness.

The Chavez-v-Lula comparison became an oversimplified prism for the region's leftist tendencies, analysts say, but it remains a useful gauge.

The Chávez-vs.-Lula comparison became an oversimplified prism for the region's leftist tendencies, analysts say, but it remains a useful gauge.

The steady decay of naturally radioactive substances provides scientists with a set of useful gauges for determining the ages of things.

Gross profit (in raw dollars) and gross profit margin (gross profit as a percentage of revenue) are useful gauges for keeping tabs on the value of a particular customer.

Since the military are barred from publicly expressing their views or organising unions, their social clubs - headed by retired high-ranking officers - are useful gauges of the mood among the armed forces.

Sure, it's a semi-useful gauge of the broader economy, but it's inherently no more valid than any other flawed market yardstick.

As we move forward with curriculum design the HPI-CI will be useful to help us gauge course sequencing.