Sentence examples for gauge how important from inspiring English sources
It is hard to gauge how important all this is.
Imagine you call a leadership team meeting to gauge how important the team feels digital transformation is to the company.
Make a sincere attempt to gauge how important you feel that each element is to the decision that your audience will make about your believability.
To gauge how important is the estimated effect of R on TFP, let us take at face value the previous point estimate of 0.077 in column [2] ((=!0.062+0.064times 0.23), evaluating the temporary work share in (R_{it}times tw_{i,t-1}) at is average value of 23%).
Finally, we analyzed each mutation using the web-based ConSurf software, which measures the degree to which a residue is conserved among both DsbC and DsbG homologs as a way to first gauge how important that residue is to the structure and/or function of the combined DsbC/G isomerase family and then to separately gauge how conserved it was within the individual DsbC and DsbG families.
Like a good assistant, the device gauges how important a caller is and how busy you are before it decides whether to bother you or take a message.
The founder of Excite, Joe Kraus, felt I was pretty tough on him at times, but he once told me he gauged how important I thought it was to make the right decision (some decisions are more critical than others) by observing how hard I pushed a point of view.
Political strategists say there is no way to gauge precisely how important spending is to victory.
It's hard to gauge just how important a good domain name is to a startup's success — after all, we've seen plenty of companies with meaningless names do very well for themselves.
It's hard to gauge just how important a good domain name is to a startup's success — after all, we've seen plenty of companies with meaningless names do very well for themselves.
I was trying to gauge from people here how important the Occupy movements in other cities are, or would it be better to have everyone here.
