Sentence examples for interest in gauging from inspiring English sources

And, as a camp gay man, I have a special interest in gauging how it reflects our ongoing relationship with camp.

The Nielsen Company is making another acquisition in a deal that underlines the growing interest in gauging how well advertising works — or fails to work.

As something of an outsider I take interest in gauging the growth and development of the league and these two clubs can achieve some sort of fulfilment on Saturday.

Malik, also owns his own hotel has a vested interest in gauging the level of hotel-owner animus to their OTA controllers.

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

A firm believer in addressing taboos — her one-woman show, "BabyLove," addresses maternal sexuality — Ms. Clifford was interested in gauging the response the shirt would generate, both her own and the public's.

Pay attention to their follower's reactions, as well, since influencers will be interested in gauging how popular each type of content they share is with their own audience.

Moreover, we were interested in gauging the contribution of trafficking in each participating tissue, which is only possible by tissue specific expression of the Rab DN forms using the UAS/GAL4 system (see below and Figure S1).

But this summer, the Bloomberg administration and the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone have been gauging interest in the building's prime location.

Bigger name financial technology companies including Social Finance, Wealthfront, and PayPal are gauging interest in entering the fray.

My guess is that this one-day deal is Peek's way of gauging interest in some sort of unlimited plan.