Sentence examples for will help gauge from inspiring English sources
The Knicks hope the gantlet of top-flight competition will help gauge its progress.
"These results should serve as a baseline for future elephant surveys and will help gauge the success or failure of all future conservation projects".
Ambrose's field measurements will help gauge how close they are to that point, and he'll do more detailed chemical analyses later in the lab.
These images will help gauge better the comet's exact position on the sky so that the next, slightly smaller burn, planned for 4 June, can be executed properly.
Chinas Shanghai Composite index edged down 17.57 points, or 1.0%, to 1,832.91, as the country is set to release on Wednesday its Purchasing Managers Index for December, data that will help gauge demand for exports next year.
Supported by the United Kingdom's Department for International Development with collaboration from partners including the Swedish International Development Agency, the World Health Organization, the World Food Programme, Helen Keller International and civil society, the survey will help gauge Zimbabwe's progress on the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals.
The agency will use that information to help gauge whether the schools can remain accredited.
"That'll be really valuable information to help gauge the success of the service – to evaluate in terms of longer term behaviour change," says Fiona. "Also, it'll be helpful in terms of people knowing that we're not part of some big police operation, but that it's a genuine academic study, and that evaluating the service is a really important part of it".
It will have every conceivable design tool, from outdoor courtyards meant to help gauge how cars look on the street to a color room, where designers can test different hues.
There will also be a slew of American and international art fairs throughout the fall that should help gauge how the market is actually fairing.
This would also help gauge the demand.
