Sentence examples for easy gauge from inspiring English sources

An easy gauge, you'd think.

Otherwise, you may turn the relatively easy gauge swap into a much more difficult electrical problem that requires a professional.

Attendance is the easiest gauge of a museum's success for politicians and corporate sponsors.

Light gauge strings are easier to play than medium or heavy gauge strings, and they'll cause less finger soreness.

Yet it is not easy to gauge this balance of forces.

Why?For one thing, while research impact is easy to gauge, educational impact is not.

Nor is it easy to gauge the depth of his conservative commitments.

But in "the field" — in action — the dog's performance level is less easy to gauge.

It's less easy to gauge how the defeat will impact on next week's Champions League showdown, however.

A hurricane, he said, is essentially like a top, and it is relatively easy to gauge the steering winds and other forces that will move it.

In the days of 80s and 90s pop megastars, it was fairly easy to gauge how successful they were using sales figures, chart placings and ticket sales.