Sentence examples for we can gauge from inspiring English sources

"Then," he said, "we can gauge if we need to change any laws".

By counting the number of times each advertisement is viewed, we can gauge which one is more effective.

"The underlying issue is whether we can gauge what cohabitation means if we are using a standard that is also changing," the report said.

GUARENTE: We can gauge this by asking what happens in rodents on a calorie-restricted diet, which mimics food scarcity and activates the SIR2 gene.

Her letter to him on the subject is lost, but we can gauge her anxiety from Heidegger's response, which is tentatively dated "Winter 1932/33".

The better we can estimate original size of discarded retouched tools, the better we can gauge curation and exploit the value of this theoretical concept.

At this point we have enough songs out there that people can gauge that for themselves.

Something we know for certain is that no computer can gauge your emotional response to something.

That's really the only way you can gauge what's funny -- if we laugh, maybe someone else will".

Kids can gauge their surroundings much better than we think and adjust their behaviors based on expectations and consequences.

When pressed for details, he said only, "You can gauge from the essence of that comment how close we are".