Sentence examples for gauge how long from inspiring English sources

But it's been hard to gauge how long it takes for those species to disappear.

The pilot program at Bayside and the second school, Hillcrest High, also in Queens, helps gauge how long the rest of those restroom replacements will take, said John Shea, head of the Education Department's facilities division.

As soon as the simple ceremony is over, I change into a bathing suit and swim out, trying to gauge how long it might take to get to where the waves are, water being the element in which I've always felt most at home.

Tracking attention beats voting Because Favorit uses Javascript it will gauge how long you read a post and what you did before during and after.

With the advent of new techniques that use HIV antibody levels to gauge how long a person has been infected, CDC in 2004 began giving funding to selected locales to do incidence surveillance.

As promised when I first wrote about Fav.or.it in October last year (some months before the launch of the private beta) the site uses Javascript to gauge how long you read a post, which is very useful data.

And with no easy solutions in sight, both sides were gauging how long a work stoppage each was willing and able to endure.

Specifically, the brain gauges how long it takes for a sound's reverberation to trail off.

"The question then becomes one of gauging how long they have before the business is sold, dissolved or merged".

Many researchers had gauged how long Mars took to form using the steady decay of radioactive hafnium-182 to tungsten-182, but the answers were all over the place.

Even an inexperienced eye can gauge how many long months of patience, skill and eyestrain were involved just by examining a single inch.