Sentence examples similar to gauge the problems from inspiring English sources

Ms. Saul recently polled her member organizations to gauge the problem and found that half of her respondents had seen pets turned in because of home foreclosures in the last six months.

Only a third of all teachers said their headteacher provided support in managing behaviour and some teachers said their senior leaders were " too isolated from the realities of day-to-day life in the classroom" to adequately support them or gauge the problem.

We also estimate the life-time prevalence of BDZ use in this population in order to gauge the magnitude of the problems associated with OTC availability of benzodiazepines.

Since 2005, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has been testing around the state to gauge the extent of the problem.

"There is no super to call and no way to gauge the seriousness of the problem," Mr. Weintraub said.

Inhabitants are frustrated at their inability to gauge the seriousness of the problem because there is no tangible evidence.

But while the snapshot suggested by these anecdotes is compelling, we don't need to rely on them to gauge the scale of the problem.

He said, however, that there was no systematic reporting of the shipments, so there was no way to gauge the extent of the problem accurately.

But this was the first instance since the cleanup began in 1995, they said, that officials had been unable to gauge the magnitude of the problem.

Because there is no regular UN presence in M'Poko, it has been difficult to gauge the scale of the problem.

In its first attempt to gauge the scale of the problem, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) last year retrieved data from 300 police authorities across the country.