Sentence examples for which will gauge from inspiring English sources

The commission, based in Philadelphia, is working with the F.A.A., the Port Authority and the New York State Transportation Department on the study, which will gauge how much traffic each of the other airports could absorb and what political, physical and financial constraints would stand in the way, Mr. Moog said.

Officials with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the airports, will gauge public response over the next few months and may install as many as five more, he said.

Otherwise, I strongly recommend buying a sugar thermometer, which will let you gauge the heat.

They will gauge the degree to which President Obama, who is backing Mr. Specter and Mrs. Lincoln, is a political liability or benefit to his party.

The report will gauge the degree to which consumer spending is driving up prices at the retail level.

Major retailers are scheduled to release sales data, which will provide a gauge of consumer spending during the holiday season.

The indicators, which will be used to gauge progress towards meeting the goals, are still under discussion.

Using the gauge difference in reading, it was possible to get a new gauge calibration between the original gauge and the back-up gauge, which will solve the problem partially.

A nice rope-like structure of yarn should form at the back of your hand, which will allow you to roughly gauge the length you've made.

Investigators have recovered pieces of the cockpit, including a part of the altimeter and "possibly one other gauge," which will be taken to Washington for analysis, Ms. Carmody said.

Meanwhile, Wednesday sees the release of industrial production and capacity utilization numbers, which will help the Street gauge the health of the economy.