Sentence examples for gauge their work from inspiring English sources

If you're not sure, use a new contractor on a small job first, gauge their work and their value on a small project to determine whether or not they are trustworthy.

"While in reality, I can't expect everyone to forever have to gauge their public works against thoughts of 9/11, I think that in this case such a depiction could have been avoided".

Even those who work out regularly gauge their success by how they look in a mirror, not some number on a scale.

The point of the Giving Challenge and many of the recent contests has not been to judge the participants' fund-raising prowess but rather to gauge interest in their work and cause.

Rather than lock writers into a deal with Pubslush, the platform will work more like Kickstarter, letting authors gauge the viability of their work with no exclusivity to Pubslush.

By collecting more reaction from musicians and listeners, he might have learned more about how to shape and gauge a work effectively.

In many ways, I gauge the work of the agency and its contributions not just in an abstract way, but in a very personal way.

Acting on his own, Hudson sent feelers to some evangelical leaders to gauge the possibility of their working together, independently of the McCain campaign, to defeat Obama.

To make certain of their work the racists gauged out Tills' right eye before they shot him to death.

Surveys were administered at 6 a.m. every morning (to determine smartphone use for work the night before, sleep and feelings of depletion in the morning), and 4 p.m. every afternoon (to gauge work engagement that day).

Most of the assessments that are currently being used to gauge "what works" are short-term measures using data gathered by biology educators in their own classrooms.