1.   Another local radio executive gauges the demand a different way.

2.   At the same time, though, companies have become better at gauging future demand.

3.   Atlanta booksellers say it is too early to gauge the demand for the instant Simpson books, but several report an increased interest in books on domestic violence.

4.   Harper said track executives are trying to gauge public demand.

5.   In a negotiated transaction such as the Cleveland sale, underwriters usually agree to gauge investor demand well enough to get the issuer the lowest borrowing cost.

6.   In when-issued trading, securities are traded before an auction to allow market participants to gauge demand.

7.   Instead, the company is trying to gauge demand for these services before it upgrades further.

8.   Looking ahead, traders will be watching an expected auction tomorrow of government bonds to gauge investor demand for fixed income securities.

9.   The company will begin tomorrow to gauge market demand for its shares.

10.   The indexes gauging demand for new homes and refinancing both declined.