Sentence examples for will gauge the from inspiring English sources

Cognitive testing will gauge the effect of altitude on her mind, too.

It is believed that Biagas, at Marbury's direction and with permission from the Knicks, will gauge the market for Marbury.

A panel discussion with Ms. Seriff will gauge the impact the exhibition has had on the national immigration debate.

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.

White House officials say that Mr. Obama will "gauge the situation" when deciding whether to visit Mr. Mandela, based on his condition.

In the next few months, the denomination will gauge the reaction from its more theologically conservative members, who believe that ordaining sexually active gay people is inconsistent with the Bible.

"Good question, I'll gauge the room," he says agreeably, responding to the pizza guy's queries about cheesy crust.

The system will gauge what the computer user is doing, assign priorities to the messages and decide whether and when to interrupt.

But Mr Putin will gauge whether the West is resolute about its eastern borders partly by the price it is prepared to pay.

He added industrial action was still an option: "We will gauge what the members want to do.

Three members of the North America Fiddling Judges Organization will evaluate the performers, but an audience applause meter will gauge who is the best in the "trick and fancy" division.