Sentence examples for by gauging the expected from inspiring English sources
To secure that, an applicant must estimate how great a burden the new form might impose on the public by gauging the expected number of users, the time it might take to fill out the form and the frequency with which the information is collected.
Such obvious opulence amidst the greyness of post-Soviet decline is a sure gauge of the expected bonanza.
But gauging the effects of climate change by the size of waves would be deceptive.
Indeed, we showed that weekends do not necessarily provide a valid surrogate for holidays to gauge these effects, as the inter-age group mixing changes the expected incidence of infection by age.
Jacoby's team also expects to gauge the mass of the new pulsar by observing its interactions with its tiny companion, a white dwarf left behind after the companion star shed most of its gas into space.
One can gauge the explosion by the numbers.
You can also gauge the obsession by the preparation: Carnival begins at Christmas.
While markets have long expected more tightening by China, the timing of the move was surprising after several prominent economists predicted this week that the central bank would wait to gauge the impact of Japan's earthquake and tsunami.
You could gauge the magnitude of the improvements just by looking at the number.
With 250 million job vacancies expected in the top eight industries in India by 2020, and an array of employers willing to provide training to potential employees, is placement the best measure to gauge the success of vocational training programmes?
