Sentence examples for gauge prospects from inspiring English sources

8.09pm GMT Some actual news on the fiscal cliff negotiations – more meetings tomorrow between the White House and Congressional leaders, via AP: Two of President Barack Obama's chief negotiators will meet on Thursday with congressional leaders to gauge prospects for a deal to avoid the "fiscal cliff".

He also combines bottoms-up and macro analysis to gauge prospects relative to market expectations, taking into account metrics that function as catalysts.

Echoing that longer-term caution, the Bank's policymakers said it was difficult to use recent data to gauge the prospects for 2017 and that there had not been any new clues as to the longer-term prospects for the UK economy.

They are also looking to sound out skeptical Democrats to gauge the prospects for support.

This made it harder for minority parties to gauge their prospects.

Each month these managers are asked to gauge the prospects for several major world stock markets.

It also illustrates the challenge that companies are facing as they try to gauge their prospects.

But today, it remains very difficult to gauge her prospects and popularity.

Beginning in the nineteen-thirties, they instead used public-opinion polls to gauge the prospects of their candidates.

Genomic Health is promoting the Oncotype DX test as the way for those women to better gauge their prospects.

Over the home stretch of this election, I'm going to visit a number of swing states to gauge the prospects of the two major party presidential candidates.