Sentence examples for it gauged from inspiring English sources

He said the company did not plan to revise its forecast until after the second quarter when it gauged response to the most important vehicle it is introducing this year, the redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Paul Ballew, a former Federal Reserve economist and a senior vice president for the Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company, said the Fed would be watching commodity prices over the coming months but would most likely remain on the sidelines until 2012 as it gauged the sustainability of the recovery.

While orbiting Vesta over the past year, the Dawn spacecraft confirmed the existence of a metallic core, which it gauged at about 220 kilometers in diameter.

As more data came in, the agency reassessed the threat, and in 2000 it gauged that the cancer risks for the most exposed people were 10-fold higher than it previously thought (Science, 16 June 2000, p. 1941).

Our measure of social rank was objective in that it gauged the precise rank of each person's income or wealth within defined groups such as age-bands, education levels, and geographic regions.

It gauges the flow of economic activity in a country, not its stock of productive assets.

It gauges cadence, heart rate and distance traveled.

Analysts watch the monthly order report since it gauges investment in manufacturing capacity and production.

ScAlsoor someone checking out books on a subject you're into, and see if he'd like to form a book club.

Based on how long it takes for the driver to touch the Pilot and silence the alert, it gauges the level of fatigue.

In effect, it gauges how busy the user is and the urgency of the new data, whether in the form of e-mails, telephone calls or text messages.