Sentence examples for gauge which from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to gauge which campaign is using data more effectively.

They simulate several different policies to gauge which brings down unemployment the most.

The auditions, which authors pay to attend, help programmers gauge which speakers may be right for their audience.

The chart is intended to complement the car's on-board range gauge, which some Leaf owners call the "Guessometer".

The reading on a gauge, which is the difference between two pressures, is known as the gauge pressure.

The market, though, will still be able to gauge which banks are weakest when the results are published at 9pm BST on Friday.

At this early juncture, the legal equivalent of the second inning, it is much too soon to gauge which side is winning.

But there is another less obvious gauge: which festivals stay alive during their long off-seasons by taking their productions to other cities, perhaps even to other festivals.

All three platforms are pretty nifty, so it's hard to gauge which of them will be ruling the game universe a year from now.

All the guns were his, apart from the 20-gauge, which he'd bought Brandon.

The most noticeable gameplay development is the inclusion of the V-Gauge, which fills as damage is taken (and, possibly, as it's dished out).