Sentence examples for gauges whether the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Oda, who is from Tokyo, designed an iris scanner that gauges whether the physical reaction of an eye is appropriate.

Weiss gauges whether the market is overvalued or undervalued based on dividend yield; she believes the Dow, which currently yields about 2.3%, is overvalued and will eventually yield 3%, corresponding to a level of 6,043.

The review, carried out by the Federal Reserve, gauges whether the biggest banks operating in the US have the "ability to lend to households and businesses even in times of stress".

It then gauges whether the feelings for a particular stock or commodity are negative or positive, and uses the information for making trading decisions.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee were consulted to gauge whether the pardon would prove an insurmountable hurdle.

But how can you gauge whether the course has been successful?

"This helps gauge whether the candidate has looked at the school website.

So how should graduates gauge whether the package they're offered is a good one?

Without those numbers, it's harder to gauge whether the company's successful sales will continue.

In gauging whether the economy is growing or contracting, should we rely purely on G.D.P., the broadest measure of output?

He said the point of counting civilian casualties was to gauge whether the war was being waged justly.