Sentence examples for gauging the current from inspiring English sources

BBC London's political editor Tim Donovan has been gauging the current feeling by talking to business owners in the capital.

Attempting to gauge the current state of Australian rugby union, on the other hand, is like peering into a pair of mirrored shades.

"I can sit here and just watch the water flow," he said, and with an experienced eye gauged the current to be about two to three miles per hour.

It is difficult to gauge the current strength of Serie A, and their leaders were not a glowing advertisement even if they were effectively through to the last 16 before matchday six.

After appropriate OH∗ and CH∗ submechanisms are added, two modern chemical kinetics mechanisms containing high-temperature ethane chemistry are compared to the data to gauge the current state of C2H6 oxidation modeling over the conditions of this study.

The website is used to help employers as well as employees better gauge the current job market.

When your work is to change the world, it's impossible to gauge the current of ripples from your efforts.

The fact that there's not even a complete proposal to vote on is even more unacceptable". The second strike vote will also be a way for labor officials to gauge the current mood of their members, said Burt P. Flickinger III, managing director of New York-based Strategic Resource Group.

To gauge the current commitment to scientific research in the United States of America (US), we compared federal research funding (FRF) with the US gross domestic product (GDP) and industry research spending during the past six decades.

The QCPC can gauge the current state of care as well as areas for improvement of care.

We decided to include all studies, regardless of quality, in order to gauge the current evidence base for the implementation of CRTs in adult mental health settings.