Sentence examples for gauge their progress from inspiring English sources
The required tests would be used to pinpoint the most troubled schools and gauge their progress.
But the Chiefs struggled in run defense and in protecting the quarterback, and those are the areas to gauge their progress.
Mr. McDermott also believes corporations often fail to set realistic goals for start-ups and establish proper measures to gauge their progress.
Students will take a standardized test at the end of this summer to gauge their progress, but Mr. Hill said he had already observed improvement among most students, which he attributes to the program's intensity.
Students at the school are tested at the beginning of the year and mid-year to gauge their progress, and then take the actual test in the spring, teachers said.
A.To gauge their progress, at the start of college and also at the end of each student's sophomore year, we did surveys, collected transcripts and administered something called the Collegiate Learning Assessment, which measures higher education's impact on student learning.
This could either be a solace or a cause for concern to aspiring writers gauging their progress against Richard's.
At the bill's center is a requirement that states conduct yearly testing as a way of pinpointing failing schools, gauging their progress and giving parents a status report on the schools their children attend.
Clinicians performing a catheterization guide a tube through an artery from a patient's groin to the heart, gauging their progress on a video screen that shows all the major blood vessels to the heart.
But, with their first appearance in Europe's elite club competition for 16 years looming large, Liverpool had a chance here to gauge their breathless progress against the continent's best.
He recently conducted a poll of A.I. researchers to gauge their sense of progress, and in Puerto Rico a survey gathered opinions on how long it would be until an artificial intelligence could reason indistinguishably from a human being.
