100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "gauge"

Definition

Gauge (noun): A device or instrument used for measuring or assessing the magnitude, amount, or capacity of something. It can also refer to a standard or criterion for measuring or evaluating something.

Synonyms

• Measure
• Meter
• Indicator
• Scale
• Caliper
• Standard
• Benchmark

Antonyms

• Estimate
• Guess
• Speculation
• Misjudge
• Miscalculate
• Disregard

Examples

1. I need to gauge the temperature before starting the experiment.
2. She used a ruler to gauge the length of the table.
3. The engineer will gauge the pressure in the system.
4. It’s difficult to gauge how much time we have left.
5. They will gauge the audience's reaction after the performance.
6. He tried to gauge the depth of the water with a stick.
7. It's important to gauge the opinions of your team members.
8. The teacher will gauge the students' understanding through a quiz.
9. She could gauge his mood by his facial expressions.
10. The survey will help us gauge customer satisfaction.
11. We need to gauge the risk before making a decision.
12. He used a compass to gauge the direction.
13. The contractor will gauge the materials needed for the project.
14. Can you gauge how far we are from the finish line?
15. They want to gauge the effectiveness of the new policy.
16. It's hard to gauge the level of interest in the event.
17. The mechanic will gauge the oil level in the engine.
18. She could easily gauge the tension in the room.
19. The scientist will gauge the reaction rate of the chemicals.
20. We should gauge the market demand before launching the product.
21. He tried to gauge the success of his presentation by the audience's applause.
22. The coach will gauge the players' fitness levels during practice.
23. It's essential to gauge your competition before entering the market.
24. The pilot will gauge the wind speed before takeoff.
25. We need to gauge the effectiveness of our marketing strategy.
26. It's challenging to gauge the impact of climate change.
27. The doctor will gauge your health based on various tests.
28. He used a measuring tape to gauge the size of the room.
29. You should gauge your spending before making large purchases.
30. The artist will gauge the audience's response to her artwork.
31. It's important to gauge the level of support from the community.
32. She wanted to gauge his commitment to the project.
33. The survey aims to gauge public opinion on the issue.
34. He tried to gauge her interest by asking questions.
35. The manager will gauge the team's performance in the upcoming review.
36. We need to gauge the feasibility of the new plan.
37. The teacher will gauge the students' progress throughout the semester.
38. He attempted to gauge the difficulty of the task ahead.
39. It's crucial to gauge the potential consequences of your actions.
40. She can gauge the temperature of the water with her hand.
41. The analyst will gauge the economic trends for the next quarter.
42. We should gauge the level of engagement in our social media posts.
43. You can gauge the success of the event by the turnout.
44. He will gauge the speed of the car using a radar gun.
45. It's important to gauge your audience's needs when presenting.
46. The climber will gauge the difficulty of the route before starting.
47. She could gauge the seriousness of the situation from his tone.
48. The architect will gauge the space requirements for the new building.
49. He wanted to gauge her reaction to the surprise announcement.
50. We need to gauge the time it takes to complete the task.
51. The teacher's feedback helped her to gauge her writing skills.
52. He will gauge the mood of the meeting before speaking up.
53. It's difficult to gauge how much you've improved without feedback.
54. The environmentalist will gauge the pollution levels in the river.
55. She tried to gauge his trustworthiness through conversation.
56. The mechanic can gauge the problem just by listening to the engine.
57. You should gauge the market trends before making investments.
58. The coach will gauge the players' performance during the game.
59. He wanted to gauge the effectiveness of his training regimen.
60. We will gauge the audience's interest through ticket sales.
61. The analyst aims to gauge the economic forecasts for the year.
62. It's important to gauge your progress towards your goals regularly.
63. She could gauge the energy in the room during the presentation.
64. The scientist will gauge the reaction’s temperature.
65. He could gauge the difficulty of the puzzle by looking at it.
66. We need to gauge the level of support for the initiative.
67. The coach will gauge the team's morale during practice.
68. She tried to gauge the level of detail needed in the report.
69. It's crucial to gauge the potential risks involved in the project.
70. The teacher will gauge the effectiveness of the teaching method.
71. He will gauge the situation before making a decision.
72. We must gauge the public's reaction to the new policy.
73. She can gauge the temperature of the oven with an instant-read thermometer.
74. The survey is designed to gauge customer preferences.
75. He wanted to gauge her feelings about the proposal.
76. The manager will gauge employee satisfaction through a survey.
77. It's important to gauge the impact of your actions on others.
78. The analyst will gauge the market's reaction to the news.
79. We should gauge the effectiveness of the training program.
80. She will gauge the audience's engagement during the presentation.
81. The mechanic can gauge the car's performance by test-driving it.
82. It's challenging to gauge the success of a long-term project.
83. He will gauge the level of interest in the workshop.
84. We need to gauge the risks before proceeding with the investment.
85. The scientist will gauge the experiment's results against the hypothesis.
86. She can gauge the audience's reaction from their body language.
87. The teacher will gauge the students' understanding through group discussions.
88. It's important to gauge the time required to complete the project.
89. He wanted to gauge the effectiveness of the new strategy.
90. The architect will gauge the available space for the new office.
91. We should gauge the level of excitement among the team.
92. The coach will gauge the players' readiness for the game.
93. She used a thermometer to gauge the temperature of the water.
94. The developer will gauge user feedback to improve the app.
95. It's essential to gauge public sentiment during an election year.
96. He will gauge the response to his proposal before moving forward.
97. We need to gauge the competition before launching the product.
98. The teacher will gauge the effectiveness of the curriculum changes.
99. She tried to gauge the complexity of the project by reviewing the requirements.
100. The analyst aims to gauge the financial health of the company.