Sentence examples for almost impossible to gauge from inspiring English sources

Even worse, those markets were so illiquid that it became almost impossible to gauge the going price.

It was almost impossible to gauge whether the protests were bigger than past weeks, though activists, citing accounts on the ground, insisted that they were in some places.

Most web businesses can add servers and databases in a fairly linear fashion as they acquire more users, but social networks find it almost impossible to gauge exactly how much computing power they will need because of the network effect.

It was almost impossible to gauge my progress from week to week in terms of actual speed — it would take a freakishly attuned sense of self to know what a few tenths of a second feels like — but for the most part I found myself handling the more advanced treadmill workouts with less struggle.

It's almost impossible to gauge how average Chinese are reacting to the Congress.

It is almost impossible to gauge their effectiveness in terms of health outcomes.

It was virtually impossible to gauge his inner emotions; by and large they remained inscrutable.

It's near impossible to gauge what's going on with this new "Star Wars" gang.

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.

The impact on sentiment is impossible to gauge.

It's impossible to gauge the what-ifs of history.