Sentence examples for able to gauge from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping that just by giving him space, I'll be able to gauge what he needs".

Some other animals may be able to gauge linear acceleration and use that to determine distance.

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

Being able to gauge speed, distance and calories burned is great motivation.

"The one thing I haven't been able to gauge is disease resistance," he said.

Only then are you able to gauge the magnitude of the change.

It's probably something we'll only be able to gauge a few years from now, with the benefit of hindsight.

Some insurance executives say costs will probably remain high until the companies are better able to gauge their potential losses.

If so, Hollywood may be able to gauge interest in a movie earlier, when many budgeting decisions are made.

The latest changes have not been in place long enough to be able to gauge their effect on ratings.

Are the standard, multiple-choice questions the NSS asks really able to gauge the student experience in any meaningful way?