Sentence examples for gauge needs from inspiring English sources

The two spent a month meeting hundreds of teachers to gauge needs.

The gauge needs to be positioned where you can see it.

The technique requires construction of a gauge, but the gauge need not be complicated.

He briefly checked his celebrations to check the wind gauge, needing to look at it twice as it showed two metres per second.

We need increased investment in gathering local water data; and more stream gauges need to be installed, rather than shuttering those we already have.

Similarly, one participant from our study considered searching for a sort of expert who understands when public engagement is needed: a middle man of sorts, who can gauge the needs of the research and the needs of the public.

To gauge the need, one need look no further than our automobile-choked roadways.

This study underscores the need to carefully evaluate our palliative care and bereavement approaches and for individual clinicians to sensitively gauge parents' needs, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

But the census will also help understand and gauge the needs of the population.

Big data analytics with its intricate insights is enabling service providers to better gauge customer needs.

In addition, analysts say that a failure to gauge supply needs and weather patterns accurately in an up-and-down economy has added to the squeeze on supplies.