Sentence examples for are gauging from inspiring English sources
noun
A measure; a standard of measure; an instrument to determine dimensions, distance, or capacity; a standard
Now the Chinese are gauging what he meant.
If they are gauging it correctly, this year's Christmas is shaping up to be a lonely and indigent one.
Lawmakers home for the holidays are gauging how the site will affect their efforts to redirect farm policy.
Agency regulations often require analysts — the people actually rating the securities — to remain unaware of any business interests involved with the products whose safety they are gauging.
Regulators are gauging whether they have stockpiled enough capital to weather a still-anemic economic recovery and meet the higher requirements put in place by new international accords.
"We are gauging public opinion on a range of potential changes to private hire regulations, including stricter rules on insurance and English language skills," Daniels said.
And we are gauged on that every single day.
She was gauging my reaction".
The closest thing to an opinion poll is gauging the random opinions of people encountered.
The building's management company, Brookfield Financial Properties, is gauging what occupancy will be after the attacks.
Michael Philip has been gauging the mood in our Pick Six competition.
