Sentence examples for gauging how much from inspiring English sources

At Ablation Stake 11, Azam took another measurement, gauging how much the stake had moved down the glacier.

The HMRC income tax quiz is also helpful for gauging how much students have learned and retained.

Mr. Munson suggested a more enlightened view that looks at "risk budgeting," or gauging how much risk you can take, and design a portfolio that tracks your tolerance — or intolerance — for stock market exposure.

For most, wearables are little more than pedometers – ways of gauging how much one's moved during the day and, hopefully, challenging them to do more in the future.

In 2001, she added, ClearOne had changed its distribution model and was having difficulty gauging how much inventory distributors would need, acknowledging that "there was some [of] what I will call slight mismatch".

Beta measures the volatility of a fund relative to the market by gauging how much the fund's returns move up or down given the gains or losses of its benchmark market index.

Howe Dell is also proud of its "value-added" measure, which gauges how much a school has improved the performances of its pupils since their arrival.

There was no way to gauge how much of this the man would agree with.

It's difficult to gauge how much training police officers receive on mental health issues.

It is difficult to gauge how much online spending is driven by college students.

It is hard to gauge how much Mr. Berlusconi's empire has lost.