Sentence examples for once gauged from inspiring English sources

Whether it's club, county or international cricket I'm going to play as hard as I can and enjoy it as much as I can [in his final innings for Durham against Sussex last week he scored 159]." Test cricket matters most to him and Sangakkara smiles when reminded how he once gauged a batsman's quality.

You could once gauge a family's intellectual vitality by its living room bookshelves.

But they may only choose to raise the price once they gauge investor demand.

While Mr. Obama smiles less than he once did, gauging his mood simply by looking at him is risky: his baseline cool temperament has seldom spiked along the rocky points of his journey.

Some men like this more than others; try it once to gauge his interest.

Kraft will undoubtedly raise its offer once it has gauged reaction to its formal bid.The timetable could be upset if a rival bidder were to emerge.

Gregory Ulirsch, a senior environmental health scientist for the agency, said the risks could be better gauged once the E.P.A.'s report was completed.

The system performance can be gauged once the CDF curves for each possible set of parameters in the set of interest are available.

Once we have gauged the impact of the downturn on asset ownership, we can focus on its impact on the wealth accumulated in a particular type of asset by asset owners.10.10

The founder of Excite, Joe Kraus, felt I was pretty tough on him at times, but he once told me he gauged how important I thought it was to make the right decision (some decisions are more critical than others) by observing how hard I pushed a point of view.

The Mets' chances for success will be easier to gauge once Dickey's situation has been resolved.