Sentence examples for wrong gauge from inspiring English sources

Economists reckon that Mr Kuroda chose the wrong gauge of prices.

I broke 2 needles on the machine before I decided to do it by hand (OF course I was using the wrong gauge needle).

In short, the ECB is watching the wrong gauges.

In many cases, market share and revenue growth may be the wrong metrics to gauge success.

If a drumstick breaks within a few plays of buying it, you're probably holding it wrong, using too light a gauge, or hitting the high-hats/cymbals incorrectly.

If something is wrong with your Jeep's gauges, take it into the dealership ASAP.

There were problems, to be sure: in Australia, a bus-ticket machine stamped the wrong date, while in Britain a tide gauge in Portsmouth Harbor failed.

How optimism led me astray Two hundred things I took the wrong way But I saw her love gauge running low I tried to fill but it overflowed.

It is surely a priority for them to try to gauge how the record labels went wrong.

Father Christmas takes one look at his new sleigh's magic gauge and knows something must be wrong so sets out to find her.

This doesn't mean these surveys are necessarily wrong, only that we are less able to gauge whether they accurately represent the general population.