Sentence examples for Having gauged from inspiring English sources

Having gauged the local acceptability of the idea in principle with women, midwives and health visitors, last week we launched the second stage of our research, to test whether or not it is possible to offer shopping vouchers for breastfeeding.

On Friday, perhaps having gauged the public mood, Mr. Rawat, the junior Congress Party minister, signaled a softer approach.

Bill Pennington: I would say there is a very good chance that Tiger made that downhill birdie putt on the 3rd because he learned something from the downhill birdie putt miss on No. 2. He read the speed better on No. 3 green, having gauged it from No. 2. That let the ball find the hole.

The brainchild of producer and engineer, Mike Pelanconi (the man behind the desk for Lily Allen's Alright Still), they formed to celebrate Stussy's 25th anniversary and, having gauged an interest in their summery heritage-conscious music, decided to stick around.

Van Gaal, it turned out, had gauged their limitations to perfection.

In the past, most studies have gauged body fat based on body mass index (BMI).

Neither service releases numbers, but analysts have gauged their impact as minimal.

Through Neinas, Syracuse has gauged the interest of Connecticut Coach Randy Edsall, the person said.

Traditionally, pollsters have gauged voter or consumer opinions by calling their targets at home.

A few months earlier the Teatro Real had gauged his interest in coming here.

In the provincial election yesterday the runner proved that he had gauged the course properly.