Sentence examples for gauging opinion from inspiring English sources

2.21pm: Ian Black has been gauging opinion of various experts on the news of Iran new nuclear plant.

John Maynard Keynes, himself an investor and foreign-exchange trader of no mean capabilities, was convinced that successful trading was largely a matter of gauging opinion rather than actuality.

This is the sharpest fall that the institution has recorded since it started gauging opinion on it in 1998.

What I have seen at recent academic conferences and in discussions with colleagues and students is that Twitter and other social networking sites can not only serve as a forum expressing and gauging opinion, but as a tool for finding and aggregating opinions to make sense of both elite and citizen voices.

Similar context specific tools have much potential in terms of gauging opinions on CPR use and perceived barriers to utilisation.

Since this study was not meant for gauging opinions, we did not set out to interview as many respondents as possible.

The USG and the Office of the Dean of the College both conducted surveys to gauge opinion on calendar reform.

It is hard to gauge opinion in Iran, but one of the protesters' wishes seems to be better relations with the outside world.

At hearings held by the government to gauge opinion on the country's long-term energy policy, about 70 percent supported the zero option, the Asahi newspaper reported.

As well as asking for views on the situation where you live, we also wanted to gauge opinion on possible solutions, and find out your perspectives on the proposal in St Ives.

In the coming weeks there may be more votes in Parliament to gauge opinion on various approaches to Brexit, but the possibility of assembling a sustainable majority for any one blueprint still seems remote.