Sentence examples for and gauging whether the from inspiring English sources

He showed me ways that scientists are achieving better predictions of future sea-level rise -- and gauging whether the increase will be merely very bad or absolutely catastrophic.

Who will stand up and gauge whether the three pillars of sustainability are working and growing in harmony?

This procedure is used to measure intraocular pressure in the eyes and gauge whether the level of pressure is still within normal limits.

Under the principle of "constitutional supremacy," South Africa's Constitutional Court is called on to review the laws and policies enacted by Parliament and gauge whether they are consistent with the Constitution.

Note the wind conditions and gauge whether your swimming ability is sufficient to retrieve a loose board.

In gauging whether the economy is growing or contracting, should we rely purely on G.D.P., the broadest measure of output?

Try and gauge whether or not his smiles are genuine.

The task for the teachers was to have a look at the results of the two student groups and to gauge whether the Heatmap can support monitoring, feedback, and reflection.

Anyone buying early should also ascertain the current state of the local market and gauge whether the developer is offering incentives to lure new buyers — which, though attractive to buyers in the short term, can put a downward pressure on prices, developers say.

Administration officials said they were watching India's reaction to Pakistan's words and deeds to gauge whether the raids and arrests would ease tensions between the countries.

Their bill would implement specific metrics and measurements to gauge whether the nation's borders are becoming more secure.