Sentence examples for be fully gauged from inspiring English sources
This gives them the chance to familiarize themselves with its complexity and to learn a valuable lesson: a structure cannot be fully gauged by its facade.
(non-Māori non-smoker) Participants usually stated that they understood the idea, but it was not possible in the time available to investigate if each participant could explain it back to the facilitator, so the depth of understanding could not be fully gauged.
(iv Current user-oriented solutions to green building are always based on a hypothesis that consumers are readily motivated or prefer expensive goods for reducing energy use, to really reflect preference and influenced actions, social acceptance should be analyzed to fully gauge interest and perspective of the people.
Mr. Couto said that he wouldn't be able to fully gauge the effects of the recent financial turbulence until next month, when many of his regular customers return from vacation.
Justice Anthony Kennedy worried that California's law could impede crisis pregnancy centers' ability to post even the simplest of "pro-life" billboards, while Justice Stephen Breyer indicated that a trial would be necessary to fully gauge the law's impact on the centers.
Health is intrinsically intertemporal; weeks, months or years are needed to fully gauge the impact of a course of treatment on a patient.
Although the numbers of specimens for each species were insufficient to fully gauge the extent of intraspecific variation, the lengths of almost all parts of the gossypii group e.g., lengths of the body, antennal segments, leg parts, and setae, were relatively shorter than those of the craccivora + spiraecola + fabae groups, except for A. kurosawai.
Auto financing experts and dealers say that because the interest deductions have not yet been fully eliminated, it is difficult to gauge what the ultimate effect will be on buying habits.
The tool allows commissioners to make changes to service provision "virtually" and assess the impact on costs, waits, etc. Whilst it is not possible to fully gauge the use of modelling and simulation in health services management, it is apparent to expert modellers that the use of modelling and simulation is currently not widespread in the UK [ 20].
It's too early to fully gauge performance from a brief hands on with non-final build software, especially as several of the devices I was looked at lacked connectivity.
