Sentence examples for gauge how easy from inspiring English sources

Did it properly gauge how easy it was to pay vendors and order parts?

The last question was designed to gauge how easy to use the participants would find the adaptive interface.

The index weighs everything from mortgage-interest rates and construction costs to wages and savings, and thus gauges how easy it is for Japanese to afford new homes under current conditions.

But the site now lets users select their makes and models, then offers them a list of suitable equipment, along with a gauge of how easy or difficult it is to install.

For years, Apple's clout in the electronics world could be gauged by how easy it was to bump into devices tailor-made for a connection to an iPhone or iPod.

It's less easy to gauge how the defeat will impact on next week's Champions League showdown, however.

In the days of 80s and 90s pop megastars, it was fairly easy to gauge how successful they were using sales figures, chart placings and ticket sales.

Note that some of these have already been announced (including the charitable Southwest Deal that donates $1 per check-in to the Make-a-Wish Foundathem), but seeing them in one place makes it easier to gauge how much traction the feature is getting.

but it may be the easiest to gauge: How has the program worked for the average enrollee?

Having a mound and plate makes it much easier to gauge how you are doing.

This will attest to their freshness, and it will be easier to gauge how old they are.