Sentence examples for gauge it more from inspiring English sources

I gauge it more on the body reaction of all the dogs in the house.

But the robot made it more difficult to gauge feelings, Pelikan said.

As for Obama, Pack says his tax and spending policies are more complicated than McCain's, making it more difficult to gauge their impact.

Morphological studies have been inconclusive about the evolutionary relationships of the tasselled wobbegong, but overall have gauged it to be among the more derived wobbegong (Orectolobidae) species.

Today the company has a systematic approach to building the pipeline, which allows it to gauge bench strength more accurately, and it now uses the regional manager role as a way to give promising store managers developmental experiences that will groom them for more senior roles.

Gazprom is having to gauge ever more carefully how much it can charge its European customers without putting them off.

At the time of writing, it was considered too early to gauge the more widespread acceptability of this approach among study participants in the phase III cohort.

The thicker the string gauge, the more bass you can hear and powerful-sounding the strings will be, but it will be more difficult to do string bends.

The gauge fell more than expected from 71.5 in November.

New tints and coatings promise to help players gauge distances more accurately on the fairway and to discern subtle dips and shadings on the greens.

Debate audiences are trying to gauge something more mysterious and unpredictable, which is whether a given individual has a presidential temperament.