Sentence examples for gauge especially from inspiring English sources

Still, there's no excuse for having no fuel gauge, especially since the instrumentation has otherwise been upgraded for '08.

The intangible impact of the injury is obviously harder to gauge — especially after the Cardinals' emotional second-half surge against Duke on Sunday.

But their first road game, Wednesday night in Miami, presents a fascinating gauge, especially if Wallace, who has a sprained ankle, is able to play.

Results showed that predicted flows agreed favourably to those observed at the gauge especially during low-flow conditions.

The lasting power of many web services is hard to gauge, especially when those services are at an early stage and require users to adjust some of their most ingrained habits.

Costs per participant were somewhat difficult to gauge, especially given differences across sites in how work experience was paid for, but some estimates suggest costs of about $6000 per trainee (Holzer, 2011).

Meliorism, gauged especially by the progress of the sciences, was one of the cardinal beliefs of the age.

Calthrop was a notable promoter and builder of narrow gauge railways, especially of narrow gauge, and was especially prominent in India.

How do I gauge my audience, especially a broad-based television audience?

It's hard to gauge the impact, especially considering the related costs that are attached to revamping these properties.

The scale of the problem is also hard to gauge and monitor, especially given that multiple sub-concussive blows, which can tear nerve fibres and bruise the brain, are often undetected at the time.