Sentence examples for gauged before from inspiring English sources

There is a lot of mystical mumbo jumbo about how mountains are living, breathing things whose moods must be gauged before you venture onto their slopes; on a bad day a grouchy mountain can bite back.

The risk of primaquine-induced hemolysis is dose-dependent; hence, the consequences of inadvertently administering a high-dose primaquine regimen to a G6PD-deficient individual erroneously diagnosed as G6PD normal will need to be gauged before wider recommendations can be made.

BBC Breakfast gauged public opinion before speaking to Amanda Dunlop, a psychotherapist and a mother who does the school run and John Vigus, a consultant who helps people appeal against parking fines.

Both are expected to wait for the judgement and then gauge reaction before making any decision.

And Purewal recommends spreading the word via social media to gauge interest before you begin: "Starting on Facebook helped us expand".

G.M. and the Treasury will re-examine the results after 5 p.m. on Saturday to gauge support before deciding how to proceed.

On retail fashion Web sites like Lyst and Moda Operandi, designers are allowed to track consumers' early orders to gauge demand before they make clothes.

Now there are meetings once again, so members can engage in unashamedly intelligent discourse and read unfinished work to gauge reaction before redrafting.

Given Mr. Trump's reputation, the investment bankers underwriting the debt, which include Deutsche Bank as well as Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS, have been informally meeting with prospective investors over the last week and a half to gauge interest before beginning to market the bonds next week.

The ability to gauge strength before potential conflicts is sensible, especially to other males".

The steady availability of the Wii console is "good because we can finally determine and gauge it before we get into the fourth holiday season," said McKenzie.