Sentence examples for whatever gauge from inspiring English sources

There will always be someone hotter and less hot and smarter and less smart and cooler and less cool and more or less of whatever gauge you're using on a particular day.

From those above numbers, we'll be able to gauge whatever the company puts out in terms of its historical figures.

Roxanne is a driver who believes whatever her gas gauge "says" about the state of her fuel tank, although she has no antecedent reasons to believe it is reliable.

Whatever the reason, gauge other family member's possible reactions before springing the idea on them so as to not cause hurt feelings.

If taking someone else's blood pressure, you can hold the gauge in whatever position you want as long as you can see the face of the gauge clearly.

In Connecticut and New York, Democratic election officials said they viewed the continuing uncertainty in Florida as unfortunate but proper, the unavoidable result of doing whatever is necessary to gauge the intent of the state's voters most accurately.

In principle, patients paying out of pocket could use the actual Medicare payment for an MS-DRG rate as benchmarks by which to gauge the reasonableness of whatever a hospital may charge them for that type of case.

Sometimes the interviewer will ask you to code out a bit of functionality with whatever language they use internally to gauge just how well you grok the nuances.

"You can talk about fielding or whatever, but it is very hard to gauge what people are giving in the dressing room, in training situations.

Whatever the case, the decline is most easily gauged in sports, where nicknames have long played a role in distinguishing and at times deifying athletes.

Whatever his private reservations, he keeps a 12-gauge shotgun in the house, and his daughter sleeps with a.357 revolver by her bed.