Sentence examples for gauge demand for from inspiring English sources

So we closed the loop as an experiment to gauge demand for such a product".

It's a trial to gauge demand for a more permanent service.

Royal Mail is using the trial to gauge demand for manufacturing services, which could be rolled out nationwide to put 3D printers within reach of millions.

Automakers complain that volatile gas prices and a lack of a national energy policy are making it hard to gauge demand for high-mileage cars.

He decided to start the mail-order business after receiving overwhelming response from fliers he placed on windshields at a classic car show near Monterey, Calif., to gauge demand for specialty car care products.

A final report due by mid-May will gauge demand for ferry and barge service in New York City, Westchester, Connecticut and Long Island and will estimate how much ferries and barges could reduce traffic congestion.

The Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International book-to-bill ratio, which gauges demand for chip-equipment tools made in North America, rose to 1.28 in June.

The semiconductor industry association's book-to-bill ratio, which gauges demand for chip-equipment tools made in the United States, rose in February for a fifth month to 1.41.

Ely says that the crowdsourcing service will help it with inventory management and gauging demand for the device before it starts selling direct to consumers.

Retailers and toy companies started trying to gauge demand early, looking for preliminary data on which items were unpopular and which ones were stars.

They make most of their profits on concessions, so as long as the theatre's full and the popcorn's moving they're satisfied... Technology has made it easier than ever for theatres to gauge demand and shift prices in response to it.