Sentence examples for gauging that will from inspiring English sources

He would likewise be right to take over Exxon-Mobil to prevent the kind of price gauging that will only lead to bankruptcy for working men and women in this country.

Down the road, the idea is to get electrical gauges that will register the current going through them.

"It's hard to gauge that because no player will ever say, 'I'm shaking,' " said Van Gundy, whose team is likely to begin its three-of-five-game series on Sunday.

That combination, he hopes, will help Google Play Music hold its own against rivals, even if gauging that success will require Google to say publicly how many subscribers it has – something it has not done thus far.

It hasn't affected him in terms of trainingbut of course I will always gauge that up until the very last minute".

He stages a woman sitting outside a Hopperesque bar called The Madison, he gauges out the side of a house that will be gauged.

There's no measurement of adoration that will gauge what's in our hearts and minds.

UK Financial Investments said that while the City was scrutinising a series of benchmark prices that will gauge whether the selloffs make financial sense for the government, there are two factors that are more important for assessing whether the sale represents a good deal.

Crude oil futures climbed further Wednesday ahead of a weekly report on U.S. petroleum stocks that will gauge gasoline inventories in the world's biggest consumer market ahead of the summer driving season.

A new national test is scheduled to be introduced in the 2014-15 academic year that will gauge how well students are learning the Common Core.

The reptilian brain is where all of our impulses are – it's all about safety and survival – and it's the part of the brain that will gauge any situation within seconds and decide how safe we are.