Sentence examples for gauge needs to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

You should gauge who needs to do this by your first meeting.

The public desperately needs to gauge the dependability and honesty of a candidate.

But the data, often taken from readings at local airports, are nearly useless for anyone who needs to gauge constantly changing conditions in the soil and the atmosphere.

To gauge where the hole needs to be, hold the bucket upside-down in front of you, with the bottom of the bucket even to the top of your head.

But if another gauge is needed to measure the increasing Mexican influence in the metropolitan region, consider the names on the fight card Saturday evening: Oliveros, Zubia, Rodriguez.

As with motor racing, so too with sailing, a reliable gauge is needed to ensure successful manoeuvres are repeated time after time.

Some sailing teams training for the Olympics have adopted the technology, as have several competitors in the America's Cup, sailing's most prestigious event.As with motor racing, a reliable gauge is needed to ensure that successful manoeuvres are repeated consistently.

The angle of the gauge may need to be adjusted.