Sentence examples for gauging all from inspiring English sources

Whereas on stage, you're constantly gauging all night long and adapting.

By gauging all parties' risk of failure, you identify potential delays and can set expectations accordingly.

Cyril is gulled into theft — though, unlike Oliver, he is no angel, and we gauge all too well the speed with which he could go to the devil.

The content and character of "Nostoi" is now impossible to gauge; all we know of it comes from a late, possibly fifth-century A.D. summary and stray fragments.

Cyril is gulled into theft though, unlike Oliver, he is no angel, and we gauge all too well the speed with which he could go to the devil.

Engaging such non-traditional stakeholders in public policy may be critical for decision makers to gauge all views from those standing to be affected by a policy not just the views of those that regularly attend policy meetings—and for the ultimate success of policy implementation and community support.

Lawson re-gauged all of them to, and they have all been restored to working order.

So far it the only attempt to gauge all-party public opinion on the UK joining the US-led bombing of Isis inside the territory it controls in Syria.

Bondra skated in alone on Martin Brodeur, and, having plenty of time to gauge all the angles, popped in a shot that gave the Capitals an important 1-0 lead 10 minutes 12 seconds into the game.

The market's major gauges all finished lower and posted weekly losses as well.

Stock prices had been extraordinarily weak until the last two days, with the main gauges all hitting multiyear lows on Wednesday.