Sentence examples for gauging the depth from inspiring English sources
The columnists seem more concerned with gauging the depth and duration of the slump than with its consequences for upper upper-middles.
From his small cabin, the veteran pilot keeps a close watch on the waters ahead, gauging the depth by monitoring the flow of water.
Due to the poor spatial resolution of the technique (approximately 7 8 mm), PET is not useful in gauging the depth of tumor invasion and thus in determining the T stage or in diagnosing or excluding tumor involvement of regional lymph nodes adjacent to the primary tumor (Fig. 1) [ 1, 3– 6].
Mr. Sanders focused on gauging the depth of Mrs. Clinton's commitment to progressive goals like a higher minimum wage and lower financial burdens on college students, and to making the Democratic nomination process more open in the future.
I look back and forth between the two sets of eyes in rapid succession like I'm gauging the depths of each other's nerves in readiness for a shootout.
A number of biologists have tried to gauge the depth of our appetite for sugar.
This inability to gauge the depth of complexity tends to inflate our expectations of expert systems.
I pulled to the front of the line, gauged the depth and plunged in.
Flush-pin gauges have one moving part and are used to gauge the depth of shoulders or holes.
It is hard, though, to gauge the depth of public enthusiasm for the mission and how much domestic good will it will generate for the government.
