Sentence examples for gauge possible from inspiring English sources

I use the thinnest gauge possible.

She added that the government will conduct its own clinical trials, scheduled to begin this fall, to gauge possible benefits.

For instance, use simulations to gauge possible outcomes if you increased lateral mobility among your middle managers or restricted mobility to reduce costs.

The report also pointed out that Hong Kong Exchanges had strongly objected a few months earlier to having regulators share policy proposals with shareholders to gauge possible market reaction, except when Hong Kong Exchanges specifically approved such sharing.

One question concerns the efforts actually being made to seriously, and formally, gauge possible futures in order to provide novel input into the curricular discussion.

It would make more sense to gauge possible impact of the tax bill by looking at what companies are spending on equipment or capital goods, said Dean Baker, a labor expert with the liberal Center for Economic and Policy Research.

His team would like to conduct field trials, for example, to gauge potential leakage and other possible environmental side effects.

But unless the trial proceeded, the agency could not gauge the possible benefit, Dr. Noguchi said.

The broad gauge made possible high speeds that were a great stimulus to railway progress.

Before they built the new Yankee Stadium, the Yankees commissioned engineering studies to gauge the possible effect of wind on batted balls.

His introduction of the broad-gauge railway (rails 7 feet [2 metres] apart) provoked the famous "battle of the gauges". The broad gauge made possible high speeds that were a great stimulus to railway progress.