Sentence examples for figure out how good from inspiring English sources

So I set out to figure out how good an alternative it was.

It's hard to figure out how good this Packers team really is.

Drysdale is still trying to figure out how good his horse is.

Our next step is to figure out how good they are at telling images apart," said Isacoff, who holds the Class of 1933 chair.

"To be away for two months, and to come back and win like this, it's tough to figure out how good he really is.

NASA, struggling to get human space exploration moving again, had spent the previous year trying to figure out how good these telescopes were and what, if anything, they could be used for.

"People are not good at figuring out how good information is," Mr. Bloomfield concluded.

If you're having a hard time figuring out how good the Eagles are, Coach Andy Reid is right there with you, writes Rich Hofmann in The Philadelphia Daily News.

For instance, Mayweather fought at welterweight (a hundred and forty-seven pounds) only a dozen times, which meant that figuring out how good he really was required a great deal of extrapolation.

"The locals must have figured out how good his presidency would be for the economy," one of Mr. Bush's aides said jokingly as he walked around the sun-splashed town.

There's no extra mental jump required to figure out how much goods costs.