Sentence examples for gauge correctly from inspiring English sources

Robert Cialdini Taking on too much Over the stretch of my professional years, I'd say my most nagging error has involved an inability to gauge correctly the point at which the next possible undertaking – or even golden opportunity – should be firmly rejected.

Now I know, (but for how long will I remember?) That assumption about one's influence, one's reach in the world, one's power to affect change and to do good -- are supremely difficult to gauge correctly.

Gauge correctly in the first place.

But Putin certainly gauged correctly that the U.S. and its allies would not be willing to fight his actions -- that our response would be nonmilitary.

If such medicinal potential was gauged correctly, then use of this plant could justify and provide a novel pathway for the treatment of diseases such as arthritis.

If they are gauging it correctly, this year's Christmas is shaping up to be a lonely and indigent one.

Only one of the mechanical pressure gauges worked correctly; it indicated 10 ktonTNT.

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.

Media commentator Roy Greenslade argues that the narrowing of opportunity for working-class people to find jobs in the media affects the ability of the media class to correctly gauge and reflect the mood of a community and of a nation.

But in two decades, the ceremonial toilette would be remaindered, as the country stripped their adopted queen of her finery again, and led her to the guillotine in a white shift, to pay the ultimate price for her failure to correctly gauge What Not to Wear in revolutionary France.

Bush's prewar claims, the failure of U.S. intelligence services to correctly gauge Iraq's weapon-making capacity, and the failure to find any weapons of mass destruction the Bush administration's primary rationale for going to war became major political debating points.