Sentence examples for important to gauging from inspiring English sources
A close watch on how the weather is developing in these parts of the world is important to gauging how the skies are fairing in the global economy and markets.
A close watch of the impact on Europe of the volcanic eruption in Iceland, the North American hurricane season and the drought in South America will be important to gauging whether or not food and energy commodity prices will rise sharply and threaten the global economic recovery.
Although research is important to gauge the full extent of this issue, it needs to be followed up by concrete, well-informed action.
But it's important to gauge his careful distance from the tradition of photomontage – a term he avoids, in favour of "collage".
As a result, when persuading others to achieve certain goals it is important to gauge levels of commitment and motivation to ensure that your messages are tailored accordingly.
By Northern Irish standards, this is progress.Despite that episode, Peter Mandelson, Britain's Northern Ireland minister, told the Commons this week that it is important to gauge the spirit of the IRA's statement, not look too closely at the words.
Sarah Archer is the co-founder of CareerTree: "It is important to gauge the culture of the organisation, treat team workers and management with respect, and approach your tasks – whatever they may be – as an opportunity to learn and with professionalism and enthusiasm".
Therefore, it's important to gauge the actual damage, and make sure any reaction is proportional.
