Sentence examples for gauge accurately from inspiring English sources

However, Trump's refusal to release his tax returns makes this hard to gauge accurately.

For starters, assessing and implementing aid policy requires developing tools to gauge accurately where need is greatest.

But there is one basic fact about Betelgeuse that astronomers have never been able to gauge accurately.

Pentagon officials deny this, saying it was impossible to gauge accurately the size of opposition forces that had been gathering in caves.

National Voices, a coalition of health and social care charities, has found it impossible, during the last year, to gauge accurately how the act's provisions would affect direct patient care and treatment.

But that cannot be the story's end, for to gauge accurately whether a role is positive, the calculus must perforce take account of the flip side -- the extent to which openness impairs the public good.

Any investment to address how our health is affected by where we live, learn, work or play is minimized or not gauged accurately because much of its benefit to health occurs on a longer-term horizon.

Results were similar between experiments, indicating that senescence is marked by changes in gene expression and that chronological age can be gauged accurately and repeatedly with this method.

It is hard to gauge prices accurately.

The National Travel Survey, published later in the year, shows travel habits rather than distance travelled, and helps the DfT gauge more accurately the number of cyclists.

CAA guidance to display pilots also warns of the possibility of visual confusion when flying near the coast, with a "goldfish bowl effect" making it difficult to gauge position accurately.