Sentence examples for gauged- from inspiring English sources

Prominent among these developments was the "good-reasons" approach taken by the broadly gauged scholar Stephen Toulmin (1922 2009), the contemporary philosopher Kurt Baier, and others, which examined the contexts of various moral situations and explored the kinds of justification appropriate for each.

The blinkered insularity prevalent in England may be gauged from the fact that Frank Coles, the Daily Telegraph correspondent, asked himself how the Hungarians would fare against an English club team fighting for points in midwinter.

Their quality can surely be gauged by being the only people in the country who had not heard that Savile dated mortuary corpses, kerb-crawled in a camper van and was an enthusiastic nick-sniffer.

The valuation of stockmarkets can be gauged in two ways: relative and absolute.

CDNs cache data in servers all over the world, and use indirect clues from browser requests to feed data from the closest server, with proximity gauged in terms of the internet's peculiar topology.

Rommel countered the offensive with a well-gauged armoured thrust against its flank.

In the mid-1880s Oberlin CollegraduateAnna Julia Cooperoper, a distinguished teacher and the author of A Voice from the South (1892), began a speaking and writing career that highlighted the centrality of educated black women in the broad-gauged reform movements in black communities of the post-Reconstruction era.

In this capacity he developed such new and efficient locomotives as the "North Briton" (1846), which set a pattern for the engines of broad-gauged express trains.