Sentence examples for gauging how many from inspiring English sources

There is no way of ever gauging how many request titles inspire something that ends up being written, even if the request itself is not answered specifically.

It is impossible to gauge how many people have left Christchurch for good.

The purpose of the poverty line, in his view, should be to gauge how many people have crossed it.

But it's difficult to gauge how many turtles there were before there were turtle people there to count them.

The Nets' chief executive, Brett Yormark, said the team started sales to gauge how many season-ticket holders would re-up for the move to Brooklyn.

Oftentimes, parking-garage operators post signs announcing that their garage is full when it isn't, because they can't gauge how many free spaces they have.

"People won't be able to gauge how many people will be reading the articles and that has ramifications for advertising, promotion," he said.

Even an inexperienced eye can gauge how many long months of patience, skill and eyestrain were involved just by examining a single inch.

It is difficult to gauge how many judges have retired early solely to enjoy the lucrative life of a lawyer in private practice.

A poll by the Pew Hispanic Center showed Latinos demoralized in the weeks before the election, and turnout numbers are still being compiled to gauge how many cast ballots nationwide.

Since many owners of vacation homes rent them just to family or friends and don't advertise listings online, it is tough to gauge how many second-home owners have embraced this option to help pay the bills.