Sentence examples for gauge true from inspiring English sources

An open letter signed by five truck drivers pledged support for the Occupy port protests, and several union members served on planning committees for the action, but the lack of hard figures made it difficult to gauge true support for Monday's action.

Defined responsibilities, along with a team profile target, become parameters to gauge true team progress.

The questionnaire, however, was completely arbitrary and by no means set up to gauge true masculinity (which really isn't even a thing).

"In today's political environment, the only way we can gauge true support is by the willingness of our supporters to invest in this effort.

The problem is that buyers know fair market value because they see everything that comes to market and have the vast online resources to gauge true value.

The new estimates help to gauge the true value of the civil liability system.

Unsurprisingly, it is difficult to gauge the true number or to analyse trends of hidden homelessness.

It is becoming increasingly difficult, however, to gauge the true weight of his words.

I think the efficiency numbers don't properly gauge its true ability.

It is difficult to gauge the true impact of the GRU's information operation in Ukraine.

Practically, being able to do so may help decision makers to gauge the true opinions or concerns on the ground.