Sentence examples for gauge their views from inspiring English sources
Over the summer, Justice Department personnel spoke with dozens of computer industry leaders, analysts, venture capitalists, lawyers and others to gauge their views on remedies.
He was sufficiently committed to ride about 40 miles of yesterday's sodden route himself, chatting to participants as he went along to gauge their views.
Dr Arkin has started to survey policymakers, members of the public, researchers and military personnel in order to gauge their views on the use of lethal force by autonomous robots.
The bank's chairman, Marcus Agius, and Sir Richard Broadbent, a senior independent director, are meeting large institutional investors to gauge their views on the price they should be prepared to pay for the insurance.
Over the last several weeks, Mr. Bloomberg has held confidential conversations with Rupert Murdoch, chairman of the News Corporation, which owns The New York Post; Mortimer B. Zuckerman, owner of The Daily News; and Arthur Sulzberger Jr., chairman of The New York Times Company, to gauge their views on the issue, according to people familiar with the talks.
BBC Arabic's Marwa Nasser spoke to Egyptians on the streets of Cairo to gauge their views.
Students discuss their views on the issue and interview adults representing different generations to gauge their historical perspectives.
Nor could he reliably gauge their tone.
Letting others see me gauge their foolishness.
It was hard to gauge their enthusiasm.
