Sentence examples similar to much needed gauge from inspiring English sources

"How much weaker can it possibly get?" Britain firmly opposed introducing legally binding provisions, on the ground that more time was needed gauge the results of voluntary national measures.

Since some assets are safer than others, and some banks are better at lending safely than others, it seemed sensible to allow banks to calculate how much capital they actually needed, gauged by the probability of their own loans defaulting.

"Much needed".

Very timely & much needed!

It was much needed too.

It's very much needed.

It's much, much needed.

Get some much needed rest.

It would have made for a poetic moment, and given Wadsworth a much-needed gauge for his progress.

Chlorine bleach was among the most widely available disinfectants, although people had difficulty gauging how much was needed to treat a given amount of water without creating an unpleasant taste or harmful concentrations.

Repeat as much as needed.