Sentence examples for gauge events from inspiring English sources

Though it is difficult to gauge events in an area where access has been limited by fighting and government restrictions, sectarian fighting, with attacks by both sides, seemed to begin a year ago.

Though it is difficult to gauge events in an area where access has been limited by fighting and government restrictions, sectarian fighting, with attacks by both sides, seemed to begin more than a year ago.

But you can sort of gauge important events by looking at the queries.

The strength of feeling and the extent of confusion can be gauged from events at the Cleveland district court of Judge Solomon Oliver.

There is no need for anyone else, except an organist and a precentor, which is just as well, since often the shadowy nave and transepts are void of worshippers; perhaps a few tourists hover at the very back of the church, foggily attempting to gauge the event's exact religiosity.

The aim of the present study was to unravel the neural bases of this impairment by mapping in a subgroup of patients correlations between resting-state brain glucose utilization measured by FDG-PET and measures of autobiographical memory (AM) using the TEMPau task which is designed to gauge personal event recollection across five life time periods.

These rates place this scenario just above the lowest line (entry event rate of 0.1 per 1,000) on Figure 2. The graphs show clearly that by using some basic information about the transitions, it is possible to measure the likely extent of false matches among achieved matches, and thereby to gauge whether event-based linkage could provide a useful tool for examining movement.

Administration officials said they were waiting for the toll from the attacks to gauge whether the events had extinguished flickers of hope for persuading the Israelis and Palestinians to return to the negotiating table.

He will gauge his Thursday event a success, he said, if "a packed arena" attends his speech, it gets a "splash in terms of media" and "no one gets hurt".  .

To gauge the effect Comey's letter, I focus on the in-person votes since ballots in the mail lag events.

Above all, Villeneuve attends to Adams, using her as our gauge of these momentous events; time and again, we see her face responding to something before we properly witness the thing itself.