Sentence examples for gauging whether from inspiring English sources

Mostly, Ms. Maloney is interested in gauging whether a person will fit in with the group living in the house.

Why? Think gauging whether certain pieces of furniture will fit into specific rooms in your house, as one example.

In gauging whether the economy is growing or contracting, should we rely purely on G.D.P., the broadest measure of output?

Continuing to send Smith out would signal a tacit commitment to his development while also gauging whether they must address the position in the off-season.

There is no way of gauging whether people are looking for a lifetime mate, a one-night stand, a free dinner or something to do on Saturday.

"The employer is gauging whether you will take this job if offered and, if so, whether you are likely to stay for any length of time.

Here's how to gauge whether what you're doing is feminist and important, or not.

I can't gauge whether this film is erotic or unerotic, but it is sensual.

It is difficult to gauge whether Mr. Paul's fund-raising prowess will translate into votes.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee were consulted to gauge whether the pardon would prove an insurmountable hurdle.

But how can you gauge whether the course has been successful?