Sentence examples for gauge his value from inspiring English sources

The Bears were open to re-signing him at a team-friendly price, but the club also was content to let him gauge his value on the open market.

The Bears seem open to re-signing him at a team-friendly price, but the club also was content to let him gauge his value on the open market.

To gauge his son's value there, the father called the national team member Pepe Sanchez, a former Temple star, about the college route.

If you're a corporate buyer, you can gauge the value of the new Office corporate features for yourself.

They have compared the accuracy of snap judgments to long deliberation, trying to gauge the value of subconscious instincts.

To gauge the value of options, information is needed about when they expire as well as the prices at which they can be exercised.

Matt Lee-Ashley, who wrote the report with Clare Moser and Michael Madowitz, says the commerce department's Bureau of Economic Analysis currently cannot estimate the dollar impact of outdoor recreation, let alone gauge its value to the nation's health or quality of life.

And, they say that pooling allows companies to hide the actual cost of an acquisition, and that this cheats investors of an important opportunity to gauge the value of a deal and decide whether it makes sense.

He tried to persuade her to put their apartment on the market, if only to gauge its value, and then learned that there were six others for sale in the building.

It may be even less perfect for assessing the risk in corporate balance sheets because it is hard to gauge the value and potential price volatility of assets that are rarely or never traded.

The primary complaint about the method used by states and cities is how they gauge the value of the pensions they owe in the future in today's dollars — a widely accepted financial calculation known as discounting.