Sentence examples for a while to gauge from inspiring English sources

However, even if Proposition 19 passes — polls show that the vote will be close — it will take a while to gauge the full impact of the law.

Just shooting a guy earns you blue "low-yield" intel that takes a while to fill up the gauge.

You're so diverted that it takes a while to realize that the gas gauge is perilously close to empty.

The two spend much of the rest of film slyly pursuing Nicolas, while trying to gauge his sexual orientation, about which he is cagey.

Kids are still finding their way among classmates while trying to gauge their teachers' approach and expectations.

The morning practice sessions help ease some of the tension, while also a good opportunity to gauge the capabilities of the other contestants (some of whom give off the "just happy to be there" vibe).

Castleford Lock Lane, the only amateur team left in the competition, face a tough trip to Halifax, while Toulouse will have an opportunity to gauge their Championship credentials when they host Leigh.

If you want to wait a while and gauge her reactions, write her a series of poems.

In addition, physicians must be able to detect emotions and respond empathetically, while being able to gauge the patient's understanding of the delivered prognostic estimate [ 30].

While sentiment is hard to gauge, a certain segment of society rejects censorship.

In most cases, he said, Pro Publica will appeal to a newspaper or magazine while a project is under way, to gauge interest and how much oversight the publication wants.