Sentence examples for gauge her ability from inspiring English sources
While the overall success of the administration is Barack Obama's test, Michelle Obama is beginning to gauge her ability to affect public opinion and behavior as well — which means risking criticism and failure.
An independent clinical psychologist was brought in to gauge her ability to transition from her foster family to her relatives, and a California court appointed a marriage and family therapist to perform a child custody evaluation "to assess the mental health and parenting practices of both parties," the tribe said in a statement.
A judge in India did that in 2008 when he convicted a woman of murdering her fiancé based partly on brain scan evidence that gauged her ability to remember details of the crime.
After mapping out a plan for the coming semester, I ask each student to reflect on the last six weeks of high school and gauge his or her ability to stay motivated after being accepted to college.
Grace Daley, the former Minnesota Lynx guard who was acquired by the Liberty of the W.N.B.A. on Monday, said yesterday that this past season, her rookie year, was no gauge to measure her ability.
A doctor can evaluate him or her to help gauge their ability to drive safely.
Earlier, when she was China's top trade official she impressed American negotiators with her fierce intelligence and her ability to gauge how far she could push her adversary.
No profit-making enterprise can truly gauge its ability to meet such promises decades later.
To gauge your ability to rebound from career setbacks, take the self-assessment at hbr.org/assessments/mirror-test.
His mission, he told the court, was to gauge the ability of the Austrian Army to resist a Soviet attack.
