Sentence examples for gauge some from inspiring English sources

And we're heading to a Florida bar to gauge some reaction.

Those tests, Ms. Cator said, cannot gauge some skills that technology teaches, like collaboration, multimedia and research.

There's another way to gauge some of Green Mountain's capital expenditures that doesn't rely on estimates from Mr. Einhorn, whose fund is likely betting against the company's shares.

They carry radar that can gauge some conditions far below, and they also drop sensors on parachutes to measure wind speeds, air pressure and water temperatures.

Psychologists had shown in previous studies that people can accurately gauge some personality traits, like extroversion, from photos of strangers, and from personal effects, like a CD collection or bedroom decorations.

To gauge some of these factors, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness developed a tool that uses state-level data to identify risks and opportunities, shedding light on some interesting facts that contribute to a greater understanding of the obesity problem.

After gauging some of my very cool friends on their purple feelings, I got mixed reviews.

This sample will allow the statisticians to gauge whether some particular group was miscounted in the original census.

It was previously possible to gauge, to some extent, the financial health of BHS through the music that was played in its stores.

With the sting from Democratic losses still fresh, let's take a look in the crystal ball and try to gauge how some new arrivals will tackle this issue.

Monday was also the second day of the opposition's "Strike for Dignity," but its success was hard to gauge in some cities where violence has kept many residents in their homes.