Sentence examples for correctly gauging from inspiring English sources

Each side is betting that it is correctly gauging the public mood.

As a result, the Richards Effect may cause female candidates to be less competitive than they would be if polls were correctly gauging their support.

Correctly gauging the Chinese market is crucial for big American studios, which have banked on rapid growth in revenue there to shore up relatively stagnant domestic returns.

They are vicious cousins of the Afghan Taliban.The generals treated the peace process with impatience, correctly gauging that the TTP were not sincere.

As one of the "Big Three" bond insurers, along with FGIC and MBIA, Ambac had fairly rigorous standards when it came to underwriting since its livelihood depended on correctly gauging claims down the road, according to Dalton.

Whereas other work has emphasised the importance of correctly gauging dosages based on animal weight (Machila et al. 2008), the cattle owners in Plateau State said they had not adopted this practice.

He had correctly gauged his audience's reaction.

They correctly gauged that support for the gunboats inside the uniformed Navy was waning.

One person who correctly gauged the significance of Scalia's absence from the Court was Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader.

By the summer of 2017, Abby had crossed an invisible line, and most new people she met correctly gauged her gender, calling her "Ma'am" or "Miss".

Labor experts say it appears Verizon did not correctly gauge the unions' readiness to turn the strike opportunity into a sounding board for labor's place in the new economy.