Sentence examples for gauging its impact from inspiring English sources

But gauging its impact has been difficult.

Gauging its impact on the Charleston murders, he said, is even harder.

He is planning his public transformation and gauging its impact: "So when this loose behavior I throw off, / And pay the debt I never promised, / By how much better than my word I am, /... My reformation, glittering o'er my fault, / Shall show more goodly, and attract more eyes / Than that which hath no foil to set it off".

Autodesk ran the system for three months without telling the employees — and then, to gauge its impact, turned it off one day.

Each uncertainty type may require a different method to address it, and to gauge its impact on decision making.

"Then again, we still don't know the scale of the new American law yet, so it's difficult to gauge its impact.

But after a federal court rejected the state's map last month, on the grounds that it failed to properly gauge its impact on members of minority groups, another court was given the power to draw up an interim map.

As for Mr. West's penchant for controversy and his conservative voting record, it is too early to gauge its impact on the race.

It is too soon to gauge its impact in Hartford, already one of the better-performing VA offices, with a 138-day average waiting time for claims — less than a third of that in Baltimore.

Kimchi, the Koreans' traditional vegetable dish, is strangely unchanged, but that need not bother foreigners, who don't much care for it anyway.The new spellings, and such matters as writing given names as one word, have been given the force of law under an act passed two years ago, so it is now possible to gauge its impact.

Centenary Connections launched in July 2014 so it's still early days to gauge its impact.