Sentence examples for gauge your ability from inspiring English sources
Just as your SAT score helped colleges gauge your ability to handle critical thinking, your credit score allows lenders to measure your ability to handle your money.
Gauge your ability to move quickly and deal results.
Now, lets be clear: the idea of a device that gauges your athletic ability isn't a new one — nor was it new when Apple introduced the new iPod Nano with Nike+ integration.
Note the wind conditions and gauge whether your swimming ability is sufficient to retrieve a loose board.
These can clog the shears and also prevent your hair from looking as full as it normally is, throwing off your ability to gauge how much to thin out.
His mission, he told the court, was to gauge the ability of the Austrian Army to resist a Soviet attack.
Many tests to gauge smelling ability are already available to doctors, including the current gold standard, the University of Pennsylvania Smell Identification Test, which Dr. Doty developed in the 1980s.
American Express was one of 19 banking companies to undergo government "stress tests" to gauge their ability to weather a deep recession.
To gauge governments' ability and willingness to carry debt burdens, they must apply both the laws of arithmetic and less precise political and economic calculations.
Investors will probably gauge the ability of Europeans to adopt the banking plan as an indicator of their determination to resolve the euro zone crisis.
