Gauged in a sentence

The administration acknowledged the state’s sluggish population growth in its latest proposed budget for next year, which gauged the need at 148,000 new units per year.

When gauged in their entirety, it even begs the question of whether or not such a lofty adventure is worthwhile.

When we reach the end of our journeys, the true worth of our lives might not be gauged solely by the wisdom we’ve imparted or the monuments we’ve built, but by the love we’ve given and received along the way.

A new station was built in Fairbourne and, in 1986, the 15-inch track was re-gauged to 12¼ inches to accommodate half-sized replicas of narrow gauge steam engines.

Fans rushed to social media and gauged Samantha's look.

In addition to her ink, Lisa has several piercings, as well as including gauged earlobes, and her tongue split.

The Spotlight PA/MassINC also gauged people’s responses to life-long Supreme Court appointments.

But the range of his genius and his immense contribution to the American songbook only can be gauged, if at all, when looking at the next tier of his magnificent but perhaps not timeless compositions.

High school student Joshua Odongo had his genitals maimed and his buttocks gauged by a crocodile in the incident.

In fact, in terms of popularity gauged by user count, Instagram ranks second.

It is against this backdrop that Skin must be gauged.

Prior to that, their closeness could be gauged from the fact that Bajwa was inducted in Amarinder’s Cabinet as number three minister during his (Amarinder’s) first stint as CM from 2002 to 2007, and given an important department of PWD.

The empathy that's gauged.

This involved a community survey and the use of assessment tools that gauged Mount Airy’s “preparedness” to attract retirees in a variety of ways.

Although the statement did not give exact wind estimates, F3 storms typically are gauged at wind speeds of between 158-206 mph.

Cummins' determination to stay at the crease and give his skipper company can be gauged from the fact that he played 45 balls for no runs.

He said the “appetite” of the industry for investments and the ability to “navigate” the way forward will have to be gauged going forward.

But forget Lucy of Syracuse with her golden plate of gauged out eyes, because Beach London are canonising a new batch of icons.

EV adoption rates could stall, however, if infrastructure needs are gauged based on worst-case assumptions about impacts on electricity demand.

In the sense that those fundamental principles for which a state would be gauged in terms of its conformity to fundamental human rights, we found out that there are areas where we falter but there are also areas where we have recorded successes.