Sentence examples for at gauging from inspiring English sources

Mr Berger is a cautious lawyer, skilled at gauging congressional opinion.

It is among the first longitudinal efforts aimed at gauging how Facebook users try to protect their information.

MODERN medicine may be good at gauging the health of patients, but it has proved less successful at taking its own pulse.

Perhaps they think elected representatives, presumably in regular communication with their constituents, are better than pollsters at gauging the mood of the state?

They acknowledge that while they have become adept at gauging the track a hurricane will take, their predictions of a storm's intensity leave much to be desired.

Women care more about intrinsic rewards, they have broader interests, they are more service-oriented and they are better at gauging the effect they have on others.

He scoffs at polls gauging his support at 2 or 3 percent.

Finally, one evening at teatime, gauging the psychological moment, Nawab asked if he might say a word.

Ohd looked at me, gauging my reaction.

The river Don reached 5.6 metres (18.4ft) – the highest level for 45 years – at Gauges in Haughton, near Inverurie, and 5.5 metres at Parkhill in Aberdeen.

A meter reader comes through at one point, looking at gauges, unaware that Wotan and Alberich are engaged in a battle of wits.