Sentence examples for gauge it does from inspiring English sources

While the popularity of the short wedding trip is difficult to gauge, it does seem to reflect, for some, the mood of the times.

Whether any cuts now would set off such price rises is harder to gauge, but it does seem that the central bank will be less likely to sit by and watch while house price continue to fall at the current rate.

The hybrid is visually indistinguishable from its conventional counterpart, save for some cosmetics and slightly different gauges, though it does come loaded with luxury equipment that is optional on the RX330.

And while D'Antoni said part of that is a flaw in the way the stat is calculated, considering it doesn't gauge how quickly the Rockets are running their sets once the ball gets over halfcourt, there's little doubt the slower pace is, in part, because of Harden's preference to walk the ball up the court at times.

Although the gap in time between collection of the quantitative and qualitative data is a weakness, it does help gauge how practices are changing and makes triangulation possible.

The book's findings provide nuance for gauging why Dubai functions as it does.

One bright spot was inflation, which appears even tamer when measured by methods used in calculating GDP than it does when gauged by other widely used indexes.

However, if broad-based physician frustration with healthcare IT is any gauge, it is not done nearly enough — or at least not well enough.

Main reason: It amassed a huge pile of inventory, evidently since it didn't properly gauge the impact of sales-crimping higher metal costs.

And then we also gauge it retrospectively – has fast did yesterday or last week go by?

Whether his performance is a success, as opposed to a coup, is hard to gauge, so closely does it skirt embarrassment.