Sentence examples for gauging its ability from inspiring English sources
In gauging its ability to set the pace towards Taiwan's eventual reunification, says Yang Lixian, the deputy director of a Taiwanese think-tank, China has to adopt a "realistic attitude".Were it to do so, China could hope that stronger trade links would bind Taiwan closer.
I think the efficiency numbers don't properly gauge its true ability.
The performer can no longer play his changes on an audience, gauging his abilities in the mirror of its faces, and the audience can no longer manipulate the performer with cheers and tears.
Playing WildChords is meant to be a learning experience, and one of it's biggest draws is its ability to gauge how well you're playing a chord or note.
It has staked its credibility as a regulator on its ability to gauge the health of Europe's banking system at the time it inherits it.Thousands of bank employees, consultants, auditors and other white-collar types have been probing for much of the past year.
The predictive power of the PET scan comes from its ability to gauge the brain's average metabolism.
Given its ability to gauge risk, BlackRock was an obvious source of wisdom when the financial system started skidding over a cliff.
That allowed DePalma to gauge his abilities and his fitness, and to absorb advice about what to expect if he finally signs and gets into a camp.
The guard has spent the summer practicing with players to gauge his abilities.
He made the remark on ABC's "This Week" as the results of federal "stress tests" of 19 large U.S. banks -- gauging their ability to withstand still greater financial strain -- were expected within weeks.
