Sentence examples for Fully gauge from inspiring English sources

The government will now proceed with debriefing Mr. Hanssen over the next several months, to determine and fully gauge the damage he caused to our national security.

Collins lamented that she had been given no opportunity to fully gauge support for her bill, due to the circumstances under which the vote was held.

Japan will have to wait for Trump to take office before it can fully gauge how serious he is about maintaining the current security arrangements, according to Tetsuya Otsuru, a senior foreign ministry official.

Mr. Couto said that he wouldn't be able to fully gauge the effects of the recent financial turbulence until next month, when many of his regular customers return from vacation.

Health is intrinsically intertemporal; weeks, months or years are needed to fully gauge the impact of a course of treatment on a patient.

In fact, during his 52 years on earth, he enriched the English language in ways so profound it's almost impossible to fully gauge his impact.

This gives them the chance to familiarize themselves with its complexity and to learn a valuable lesson: a structure cannot be fully gauged by its facade.

HONOLULU, Oct. 9 — The first giant fast ferry carrying cars and passengers among the Hawaiian Islands may not resume service until the state fully gauges its environmental effects, a judge ruled on Tuesday.

(non-Māori non-smoker) Participants usually stated that they understood the idea, but it was not possible in the time available to investigate if each participant could explain it back to the facilitator, so the depth of understanding could not be fully gauged.

Sensible and savvy political parties and local politicians should exploit these data more fully to gauge and potentially tailor their message for the electorate (Hough [19]).

"While it is too early to fully and accurately gauge the impact of the legislation".