Sentence examples for gauge when to from inspiring English sources
Ferguson's ability to gauge when to cash in on a player is renowned.
The Bank of England follows confidence measures closely to gauge when to raise interest rates.
Use "strength meters" to gauge when to practice old material.
What this means is that simply listening to your thirst is the best way to gauge when to drink.
So how does he gauge when to keep pushing and when to stop? "If it's somebody who's in a position of power, then it's your job to get them to answer the question.
(He declined to provide details on those transactions). Those same regional directors and the committees they have set up would have an understanding of local market conditions and have contacts with institutions and private collectors, enabling them to gauge when to sell, at what price and to whom.
"It can certainly help you understand where the baby is in maturity," he said, which could aid doctors in gauging when to deliver babies of women who go into unexpected early labor.
He said he fully expects Liverpool manager Rodgers to monitor Sterling's progress carefully, gauging when to play the youngster and perhaps taking him out of the spotlight at times.
Our findings draw further attention to the need for care in gauging when to explain to bereaved parents that some of their child's treatment had been administered as part of a trial and to seek their consent for the child's data to be used in the analyses.
It has also added an activity chart, allowing you to gauge when its best to go trekking and when to go skiing.
