Sentence examples for gauging the quality of from inspiring English sources

It is, of course, an insufferable exercise, always has been, gauging the quality of the Yankees by Steinbrenner's preseason standards.

And no way not to have it affect your experience of every meal abroad, because unless you're made of money, you're gauging the quality of what you eat against what you paid for it.

Chelsea's squad returned home from the far east on Sunday with Villas-Boas having used the two-week tour as a means of gauging the quality of the players at his disposal.

But from the start, he could somehow see which fish were winners, gauging the quality of their skin, the depth and definition of their reds or blacks or whites, the balanced shapes of their bodies.

Although gauging the quality of an article can be an exercise in subjectivity, Wikipedia quantifies the concept by counting the number of references — footnotes or web links — the article contains.

Couples also completed a survey gauging the quality of their relationship.

But it's hard to gauge the quality of the listings or the courses.

After 10 weeks, the couples again took tests to gauge the quality of their relationships.

I could gauge the quality of my performance on "The O'Reilly Factor" by the response from viewers.

For long spells, England played within themselves and when the imbalance of talent is this extreme it is always difficult to gauge the quality of the display.

SOME analysts warn that investors may soon be receiving a glut of information, making it hard to gauge the quality of the research.