Sentence examples for gauge would help from inspiring English sources
For players, tournament director Craig Tiley said a new traffic light-themed "heat policy gauge" would help players understand whether their matches could be affected.
Although a local oil and gas company recently paid a record $2.1 million fine after an employee disabled gauges that would help determine the size of royalty payments to the government, bureau petroleum engineers in Vernal rarely issue fines to local companies for environmental and drilling violations.
Being aware of the magnitude of this effect would help gauge the significance of risks involved.
In turn, a prompt of, "Write a description of yourself from your mother's point of view," would help gauge the child's ability to understand the perspectives of others.
Hillary Clinton became the first US secretary of state to visit Laos in more than five decades, on a trip that would help gauge whether a place the US bombed during the Vietnam war could evolve into a new foothold of American influence in Asia.
At the time, CEO Jeff Powers remarked to me that since the company still had money left over from its previous funding round, the Kickstarter was meant in large part to be a marketing tool that would help gauge the demand for its curious gadget.
Everybody knows he does not need to practice to play in a game but it would help gauge his strength.
DNA fingerprinting techniques such as Mycobacterial Interspersed Repetitive Units Variable Number Tandem repeats (MIRU VNTR) would help gauge whether multiple infections have contributed to the heteroresistance detected.
How he performed there would help Don gauge how his recovery was going and how he might fare in Hawaii this October.
Some OL cell types might be responsible for gauging the optic flow, which would help to make foraging behavior possible.
They show officials "pointed to a variety of considerations that supported a patient approach to monetary policy," including the need for additional economic data, which would help policymakers better gauge business and consumer sentiment.
