Sentence examples for gauging how far from inspiring English sources

With no way of gauging how far up they go, you just have to keep pushing, pounding on as though in a dream, watching the ground rushing through your circle of light.

So the ants were constantly interrupted in gauging how far apart they were.

It is the Bank of England's way of gauging how far GDP is below its potential growth.

By the film's halfway point, the plot and the viewer have waded out into a still madness, but due to the biting and crudely enlightened undercurrent of humor and a musical interlude, one is at a loss for gauging how far.

"We're not here to try and gauge how far they're willing to take this," Fisher said.

His staff put in thousands of hours, and they wear pedometers to gauge how far they walk.

The other big decision for the troika is to gauge how far Tsipras is prepared to take this.

It is difficult to gauge how far real estate values have fallen, given that few deals are taking place today.

Many met behind closed doors Friday with executives of several local Stanford companies to gauge how far the Stanford empire would be impacted.

In the absence of significant deals, however, many people in the industry say it is impossible to gauge how far values have declined.

International inspectors gain access to North Korea's known nuclear facilities at Yongbyon for the first time since 2009, and a chance to gauge how far the uranium enrichment facility has advanced.