Sentence examples for gauge new from inspiring English sources

For example, in a partnership with Teach For America, our organization prepares entering teachers in a five-week summer institute and then works closely with the LMU School of Education throughout the year to gauge new teachers' experiences and provide feedback.

The only problem is that Facebook said its tests of Chronological By Actor actually reduced Likes, comments, and other signals it uses to gauge News Feed success.

Fessenden had gauged new-voter registration by comparing figures for the first seven months of 2000 and the same period in 2004; framing the data that way favored the Democrats, because their organizing effort hadn't begun seriously until 2004.

A gauge of new orders fell to 48.8, its lowest level in nearly a year.

A gauge of new orders dropped by the most since record-keeping began in 1997.

A gauge of new orders was unchanged and production grew more slowly, the survey found.

A gauge of new orders for consumer goods and materials held steady.

A gauge of new orders jumped to its highest level in a year.

He said he would gauge the new government's acts before refusing to work here.

Mr. Mead plans more audits to gauge the new agency's initial performance.

A gauge of new orders rose nearly five points to 63.2, the highest level in more than two years.