100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "gauge"

Definition

Gauge (verb) means to measure or determine the amount, level, or volume of something. It can also refer to assessing or evaluating a situation, response, or quality.

Synonyms

• Measure
• Assess
• Evaluate
• Estimate
• Calculate
• Determine
• Appraise
• Size up

Antonyms

• Misjudge
• Overestimate
• Underestimate
• Ignore
• Disregard

Examples

1. The engineer will gauge the pressure in the system.
2. It's important to gauge the audience's reaction during the presentation.
3. She tried to gauge his interest in the project by asking questions.
4. We need to gauge the temperature before proceeding with the experiment.
5. The teacher will gauge the students' understanding through a quiz.
6. He used a ruler to gauge the length of the table.
7. The survey was designed to gauge customer satisfaction.
8. They will gauge the effectiveness of the new policy after six months.
9. We should gauge the severity of the storm before making any decisions.
10. It's difficult to gauge how much time we have left.
11. The architect will gauge the space before starting the design.
12. I need to gauge the depth of the water before diving in.
13. She was able to gauge his mood just by looking at his expression.
14. The technician will gauge the electrical output of the generator.
15. He tried to gauge the level of enthusiasm in the room.
16. The coach will gauge the players' performance during the practice.
17. They used a thermometer to gauge the temperature of the oven.
18. It's essential to gauge the potential risks before making an investment.
19. She could gauge his honesty from the way he spoke.
20. The team will gauge their progress at the end of the week.
21. We need to gauge the public opinion on this issue.
22. He attempted to gauge the level of difficulty of the task.
23. The manager will gauge the team's morale during the meeting.
24. They used a compass to gauge their direction.
25. It's hard to gauge how much support we will receive.
26. She wants to gauge the impact of the changes on sales.
27. The doctor will gauge your health through a series of tests.
28. I can usually gauge my friends' feelings without them saying a word.
29. The analysts will gauge the market trends for the upcoming quarter.
30. Before the event, we need to gauge the number of attendees.
31. He can gauge the effectiveness of his workout routine by tracking his weight.
32. The committee will gauge the proposals before making a decision.
33. It's crucial to gauge the performance of the new software.
34. He had to gauge the level of interest from potential investors.
35. The teacher will gauge the students' progress through their assignments.
36. They will gauge the response to the new advertising campaign.
37. She can gauge the temperature of the water with her hand.
38. We must gauge the environmental impact of the project.
39. The scientist will gauge the reaction time in the experiment.
40. He tried to gauge her reaction to the news.
41. The poll aims to gauge voters' opinions on the upcoming election.
42. They will gauge the competition before entering the market.
43. The teacher used a rubric to gauge the students' essays.
44. I need to gauge the feasibility of this idea.
45. It's often difficult to gauge people's true intentions.
46. The engineer will gauge the stress on the bridge structure.
47. She can quickly gauge the atmosphere of a room.
48. We should gauge the advantages and disadvantages of the plan.
49. The pilot will gauge the wind speed before taking off.
50. He can gauge the seriousness of the issue by the reactions of his colleagues.
51. They decided to gauge community interest through a series of forums.
52. It's important to gauge the timing of our announcements.
53. The technician will gauge the frequency of the signal.
54. She used her intuition to gauge his feelings about the situation.
55. The analyst will gauge the stock market's performance this month.
56. It's necessary to gauge the level of support for the initiative.
57. He had to gauge the situation carefully before responding.
58. The team will gauge their performance metrics at the end of the quarter.
59. They will gauge the effectiveness of the training program through feedback.
60. She can gauge how tired her dog is by its behavior.
61. The project manager will gauge the team's workload before assigning new tasks.
62. I often gauge my own mood by how I interact with others.
63. The committee will gauge the community's response to the new policy.
64. They used a scale to gauge the weight of the packages.
65. The chef can gauge the flavor by tasting the dish.
66. It's essential to gauge the potential challenges before starting the project.
67. The researcher will gauge the results of the study against previous findings.
68. He can usually gauge the tension in the room during negotiations.
69. The team will gauge their success based on the feedback received.
70. We should gauge the implications of these changes on our strategy.
71. The director will gauge the actors' performances during the rehearsal.
72. She can gauge the effectiveness of her study habits through her grades.
73. They need to gauge the water level in the reservoir.
74. The coach will gauge the athletes' stamina during the training session.
75. He attempted to gauge how much time was left before the deadline.
76. The technician will gauge the voltage of the circuit.
77. It's difficult to gauge someone's true feelings based solely on their words.
78. The organizers need to gauge the interest in the event to plan accordingly.
79. She tried to gauge the best time to ask for a raise.
80. The company will gauge the impact of the new product launch on sales.
81. He can quickly gauge the skill level of his opponents in a game.
82. They will gauge the effectiveness of their marketing strategy using analytics.
83. The scientist will gauge the variables in her experiment carefully.
84. It's essential to gauge the potential for growth in this market.
85. The teacher used various methods to gauge student engagement.
86. He had to gauge the risks before making a financial commitment.
87. The team will gauge their performance during the competition.
88. She can often gauge the mood of her friends without them speaking.
89. The manager will gauge employee satisfaction through surveys.
90. It's important to gauge the long-term effects of this decision.
91. The technician will gauge the performance of the equipment regularly.
92. They need to gauge the effectiveness of their outreach efforts.
93. She used a stopwatch to gauge the time it took to complete the task.
94. The analyst will gauge the data trends to inform the report.
95. It's crucial to gauge the market conditions before investing.
96. He can usually gauge the competitiveness of a candidate during interviews.
97. The survey aims to gauge public sentiment on the issue.
98. She will gauge the response to her proposal at the next meeting.
99. The committee will gauge the feasibility of the project before proceeding.
100. It's often challenging to gauge the level of support from the community.