Sentence examples for gauged after from inspiring English sources
The phrase "gauged after" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to measurements or assessments that occur following a specific event or action. Example: "The results of the experiment were gauged after the initial trials were completed."
Whether these economic measures gained the chavista candidates extra votes or simply stopped Maduro's descent will only be gauged after Sunday's vote.
It thus accepts 80-90% of submissions.Instead, a Frontiers paper's merit is gauged after publication, using measures like the number of downloads.
Stoudemire said he would gauge after Wednesday whether he would play in the All-Star Game, where he was pegged as a starter.
It will cost an annual £15m and the success of the LTA's grass-roots programmes cannot be gauged until well after its launch in September.
The intangible impact of the injury is obviously harder to gauge — especially after the Cardinals' emotional second-half surge against Duke on Sunday.
Confidence is hard to gauge until after the fact.
I realized that a breathalyzer was probably the worst way to gauge drunkenness after inhaling alcohol.
But Tesco had gauged the popular mood: after years of recession, shoppers were looking for bargains, and sales soared.
"What he's trying to do is not be the one who says, 'Here's the funding we have to provide, and these are the cuts we have to make in other parts of the budget.' " Mr. Pataki's aides said the criticism over the composition of the board was misplaced, because the governor had purposely left nine seats open to fill after he gauged the public reaction to the commission.
After all, as gauged by its 176 producers, New York is the nation's fourth-largest wine-producing state.
The gains helped bolster the blue-chip gauge after a rocky week.
