Sentence examples for gauge because from inspiring English sources
"It is hard to gauge because teams are at different points in the season," Charteris said.
The pressures in neighboring Syria were harder to gauge because it is a more authoritarian regime.
However, their scale is hard to gauge because of poor data-collection and accounting.
As Mary Knight told the Guardian: "This is the most difficult [election] to gauge because of that idiot Trump".
But the national figures are only one gauge, because the outcome ultimately hinges on state-by-state contests.
The number of Karaite Jews in Israel is hard to gauge because no census has been held.
Sometimes they put out more rain gauges, because they find that rainfall can vary even across a small basin.
He says that the process of losing stream gauges is a "nagging, festering problem" and that South Dakota lost seven gauges because of budget cuts at the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Bromine has other uses, as in making various dyes and the compounds tetrabromoethane (C2H2Br4) and bromoform (CHBr3), which are used as liquids in gauges because of their high specific gravity.
Most of the measures were done in a shear area at embedding section with strain gauges because the deformations were of high values.
Because so many developments are hard to gauge — and because forecasts are scattered across a wide spectrum — some professional investors advocate a split-the-difference strategy.
