Sentence examples for gauge it well from inspiring English sources

Clinton's partisans hope that the election is as it has always been, and that the polls gauge it well.

Some evidence exists to suggest that severe droughts are related to changes in global weather patterns; while the relationship between climate change and rainfall is hard to gauge, it is well established that higher temperatures reduce snowpack.

Once a test is developed, it could take several years to gather enough data to gauge how well it identifies people with the disease and whether it is reliable in the early stages of the disease.

It's easy to understand the growing popularity of such establishments: the idea of doing one thing and doing it well is an excellent gauge of quality.

That way, you and your partner(s) can gauge how well it went and whether there any issues.

That way, you and your partner(s) can gauge how well it went and whether there are any issues.

Given that the site was only open to a relatively small number of users when I tried it, it was hard to gauge how well this all worked together.

Mayor Bloomberg of New York City insisted that a new NAS-like measure be implemented so the city could gauge how well its investments in anti-poverty programs were working.

Despite its continued investment in these properties, it's difficult to gauge how well the sites are doing because Rocket Internet does not divulge details about their performance.

Playing WildChords is meant to be a learning experience, and one of it's biggest draws is its ability to gauge how well you're playing a chord or note.

Amid the growing national debate about the quality of medical care, the experience of New York shows how daunting a prospect, politically and technically, it is to somehow gauge how well hospitals provide care.