Sentence examples for gauge its value from inspiring English sources

He tried to persuade her to put their apartment on the market, if only to gauge its value, and then learned that there were six others for sale in the building.

An estimated 15 million people fish for fun in the oceans and tidal areas around the country, and the government is setting up the registry to better understand how the sport affects fish stocks and to gauge its value to local economies.

Matt Lee-Ashley, who wrote the report with Clare Moser and Michael Madowitz, says the commerce department's Bureau of Economic Analysis currently cannot estimate the dollar impact of outdoor recreation, let alone gauge its value to the nation's health or quality of life.

This assessment combined with knowing the overall cost of the EHP allows SWAp partners to gauge its value and therefore the SWAp's contribution to the health sector.

The ICE Futures U.S. dollar index, which gauges its value against a basket of six other major currencies, was steady on the day and hardly changed in August.

How well public broadcasting is living up to those ideals should be the principal test for gauging its value.

They say it is difficult to gauge its current value because the market in Manhattan has fallen so far, and few transactions have occurred.

Companies sometimes say they are considering spinning off a division simply to gauge its market value.

The Bears were open to re-signing him at a team-friendly price, but the club also was content to let him gauge his value on the open market.

The Bears seem open to re-signing him at a team-friendly price, but the club also was content to let him gauge his value on the open market.

When you choose to add something in your life, do you first gauge it against what you values?