Sentence examples for To gauge good from inspiring English sources

A question, of course, is how to gauge good government.

Use your eye to gauge good proportions.

It's hard to gauge just how important a good domain name is to a startup's success — after all, we've seen plenty of companies with meaningless names do very well for themselves.

We've not been able to gauge how good this team can be since those legends departed".

There is no multiplayer, and the only way to gauge how good you are is to check the global leaderboard.

If there's one word to gauge a good natured working relationship, it's symbiosis.

When they were younger, Mehta said she put her sons in their Johnny Jump Ups to gauge how good her songs were.

Meeting people on a plane is also a good way to gauge how well your company is doing.

But there is also an economic value, even if it is hard to gauge, of the good will that Google's decision has earned it.

"And because we hadn't inspected domestic abuse in detail for such a long time, I also hoped they would help us to gauge what a good, bad or indifferent service looked like and help us through the complexities of understanding, for instance, the way risk identification was being carried out, and how high risk cases were being dealt with".

For instance, the efficiency of customs and border management clearance is an effective measure that traders use to gauge the transport goods for international trade.