Sentence examples for started gauging from inspiring English sources
There were tensions, however, especially during the second year of the project when, with my colleague Joseph Malinga, we started gauging the impact of Amref's work.
"I'm a non-S.U.V. guy," Mr. Pearson said, adding that he has started gauging the length of open curbs adjacent to fire hydrants to determine if his Mini could forge a parking space where no bigger car dared legally tread.
Parker, who had started gauging interest on Sand Hill Road, had heard Accel was past its prime.
| The People's Insurance Company of China "plans to start gauging investors' interest this month for an initial public offering in Hong Kong that could raise up to $4 billion," according to MarketWatch, which cites unidentified people familiar with the matter.
By looking at polling trends in the upcoming House and Senate elections, we can start to gauge how big the Republican gains might be.
It arrives in the UK on 3 June, so it won't be long before we can start to gauge whether this is the film to breathe new life into the series.
Over all, economists are starting to gauge the effects on the wider economy, evaluating how any slackening in production by individual companies, especially in the automobile and technology sectors, could affect gross domestic product for the rest of the year.
In smaller studies, the Population Council, an independent research organization, is starting to gauge the effects of an androgen derivative called MENT, an acronym for its chemical formula, developed in the 1960's by the Upjohn Company as an estrogen-suppressing treatment for breast cancer.
Once you have the foundation down, you can start to gauge whether a move or position feels rights.
Retailers and toy companies started trying to gauge demand early, looking for preliminary data on which items were unpopular and which ones were stars.
The Nets' chief executive, Brett Yormark, said the team started sales to gauge how many season-ticket holders would re-up for the move to Brooklyn.
