Sentence examples for serious gauge from inspiring English sources
The group serves as the perfect device to allow Hodgson's side to regroup, recover and rebuild confidence but it is not a serious gauge of whether they have recovered from that traumatic World Cup.
If the Texans are to be serious conference contenders, this will be a good gauge of where they stand.
What's more, no serious polling gauging public reaction to EuroVegas has emerged.
They sit on little wood stands which you assemble yourself, and the cables are serious 16-gauge stuff, connecting to a derivative of the digital T-amp that made such a splash a couple years ago.
"I've played almost every club in the county, and the Turnesas are still the thermometer for every serious golfer to gauge their game and their competitiveness," he said.
"We try to gauge how serious they are by their answers to our questions.
He began to try to gauge how serious the criticisms were.
Brian J. Pitz, a technology analyst at UBS Investment Bank, said it was hard to gauge how serious the technology companies were.
The case is being watched closely to gauge how serious the Japanese authorities will be in their pursuit of white-collar crime.
Japan will have to wait for Trump to take office before it can fully gauge how serious he is about maintaining the current security arrangements, according to Tetsuya Otsuru, a senior foreign ministry official.
It can be difficult to gauge how serious Sachs's tyrannical bent really is, a fact that adds to the sometimes invigorating, sometimes painful unease of navigating the installation.
