Sentence examples for fairly gauge from inspiring English sources

A marijuana blood limit for drivers was rejected for a third time in Colorado on Tuesday, as state senators from both parties argued about how to fairly gauge whether someone was too high to drive.

A fairly graphic gauge of it is displayed side by side at the Applied Arts Museum.

If things are going really well, I forget myself completely, which is a relief, and in a way the forgetting, that loss of self, is a fairly good gauge of how involved I am in the work.

Owen has not once started on the first weekend in the eight seasons since Liverpool sold him to Real Madrid, which is a fairly accurate gauge of the helter-skelter nature of his career.

Because Windows was everywhere, you could fairly reliably gauge the performance of one machine against another.

According to Klein, the survey has been a fairly accurate gauge of how the economy is faring six months ahead: for example the November rebound in confidence was reflected in the up tick in industrial production earlier this year.

It works in his favor that he possesses a fairly good gauge of U.S. limits, including what we will and won't do once he makes a move.

In the days of 80s and 90s pop megastars, it was fairly easy to gauge how successful they were using sales figures, chart placings and ticket sales.

You can gauge your progress fairly accurately by looking at your average weekly weight, average weekly calories in and average weekly calories burned in exercise.

As we said earlier, the Baja interior is pretty darn sharp, with silver leather on the wheel and shifter; metallic-looking trim; lovely, highly legible blue gauges; and a fairly buttoned-down, sporty bearing.

Although these HP pressure gauges show a fairly good ability to observe tsunamis of the order of millimeters (Hino et al., 2001; Hirata et al., 2003; Baba et al., 2004; Tanioka et al., 2004; Satake et al., 2005; Saito et al., 2010), there have been no reports of successful observations of low-frequency (<1 day−1) oceanic variations of the order of centimeters.