Sentence examples for gauge how this from inspiring English sources
US passing it back cautiously and Saborio chasing each pass down as the home team try to gauge how this field is going to play.
The hunters' information will help researchers better gauge how this apex predator is likely to affect other species, particularly those that are recovering from the effects of commercial whaling, such as bowheads, narwhals, and beluga whales.
"So it's hard to gauge how this crime may affect her mental state in the future," he said.
It's still hard to gauge how this might play out for the president politically—he appears to have no actual strategy even as the suffering brought by a lack of pay comes into sharper focus.
The work had three main components: Microbiological sampling was conducted to determine the potential exposure of residents to faecal contamination within the home and the immediate surroundings, and to gauge how this changes on a seasonal basis.
As the Crimea crisis deepens BBC World TV gauge how the world is reacting.
You become unaware and cannot accurately gauge how the other person perceives you.
It is sometimes difficult to gauge how earnest this elegiac note really is.
While it is hard to gauge how widespread this view is, it is heard from both Palestinians and East Bankers.
We've not been able to gauge how good this team can be since those legends departed".
It is hard, therefore, to gauge how much this vote will improve the prospect that America will now assume its rightful mantle of global leadership in trade.
