Sentence examples for gauge the commitment from inspiring English sources

The meeting was intended to be an informational session to discuss the league's future and gauge the commitment of the football colleges.

To gauge the current commitment to scientific research in the United States of America (US), we compared federal research funding (FRF) with the US gross domestic product (GDP) and industry research spending during the past six decades.

Other women described delaying sex (ranging from hours to weeks) until they could develop a bond or gauge the level of commitment their partner was willing to provide.

Nor is it easy to gauge the depth of his conservative commitments.

The commitment of the SNP government to reform is hard to gauge, however.

The aim of this would be to gauge the ability of the practice to arrange a multidisciplinary event in which the commitment of the group would be assessed.

Garnett said he wanted to gauge their commitment.

The commitment shows.

(Oh the commitment).

Why the commitment?

The commitment.