Sentence examples for gauges the amount from inspiring English sources
The Mail habitually gauges the amount of bigotry it can get away with, and plants its editorial view at the farthest edge.
The housing affordability index gauges the amount of a local, median-priced home (the price at which 50% of homes are more expensive and 50% are less expensive) you can buy if you earn the local median income, given current interest rates.
To minimize damage, she used a water meter to gauge the amount of rainfall her garden received every week.
The measurements gauge the amount of information flowing through Internet backbone lines into and out of Bahrain.
A smaller device would allow clinicians to gauge the amount of radiation delivered to specific sites more accurately.
"The Americans still have not gauged the amount of resentment toward them in the region," said Sigi Soucek, the director of a building company in London.
On each job she uses a light meter to gauge the amount of light in specific indoor locations, so people avoid dark corners full of dying plants.
On the first and eighth days, they consumed 16 ounces of milk and underwent breath tests days to gauge the amount of hydrogen they were exhaling.
In gauging the amount of money to be offered, editors need to take into account the nature of the target's offence.
Dr. Straus's findings occurred accidentally while researchers were conducting a study aimed at gauging the amount of virus emitted by patients at various times.
