Sentence examples for gauge on whether from inspiring English sources

If you enjoy going through the material, then it could be a good gauge on whether it's something you would like doing day to day.

So really the only way to get an accurate gauge on whether or not people in Japan want to mash meats anymore is to ask them directly about their sexual interest, separate from their relationship or virginity statuses.

Each species is rated, from green to yellow to red -- with red being the worst -- on the Audubon Fish Scale, a gauge of whether it is endangered and whether harvesting methods cause pollution or threaten other species.

Middle East Correspondent Yolande Knell has been to meet some of the people displaced by the violence and to gauge opinion on whether military strikes on the Assad regime should go ahead.

The inverter gauge on the inverter panel will show whether your batteries have any power.

Profitability is gauged based on whether the values are positive or negative for the resulting NPV calculations and if the IRR values are greater than the minimum acceptable rate of return of 10%% (Duman 2012).

For example, when measuring systolic and diastolic blood pressure, the quality of two different blood pressure gauges depends in part on whether one type of gauge has more variability than some other type.

Analysts said the performance of the music streaming service's shares on its first day of trading on Tuesday would gauge market opinion on whether it can stave off fierce competition for music fans' wallets and eventually make a profit.

The BBC's Nick Robinson spoke to workers at a factory in Manchester to gauge their views on whether this will be reflected in wages and pay rises.

Lenders need to gauge whether governments will renege on their commitments.

(i.e., fewer gauges on the dash).