Sentence examples for to start gauging from inspiring English sources

|  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.

"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.

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.

Parker, who had started gauging interest on Sand Hill Road, had heard Accel was past its prime.

A public consultation is expected to start next week to gauge interest in the project and decide on the pier's future use.

Eventually, you can adjust your starting alignment based on your natural tendencies, but to start out and gauge your aim, try starting in the center.

"Governments have got to stop worrying about sport; they've got to start moving their gauge to organised crime and sport betting.

Find the answer to that question at global price comparison site wopri.com, and you will have a decent gauge to start building the needed day-to-day budget.

While attempting to start up the 1.3-megapixel Motion Eye to gauge its start up time I almost experienced a BSOD or something very close.

If the gauge empties, you view a final scene of desolate failure and have to start over.

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.