He looks at me for a moment, as if trying to gauge the precise extent to which I understand that Rob isn't a person.
The maestro's tone is ironic, and I'm having his conversation translated to me from Italian, so it's difficult to gauge the precise extent of the outrage he feels towards the cloth-eared Californians.
It's a truism that British comedy is more complex, surreal and experimental than its slick American cousin, so a UK comedy audience keeps having to gauge the precise level of irony and political correctness.
According to the military, the rules of engagement have not been revised under Trump, and it is impossible to gauge the precise insidious influence of Trump's rhetoric on the men and women who work in the rooms where target requests are analyzed.
Thelegislation will tighten regulation of insurance companies and is expectedto extend medical coverage to more than 30 million uninsured Americans.While it is impossible to gauge the precise impact of the overhaul, sincemany options vary by location, below are some of the main ways theoverhaul will affect certain types of households.
Whilst it is not possible to gauge the precise financial impact, it is estimated that the company will incur a loss on the contract in the range of £35m-£50m, all of which will fall in the current financial year.
Our measure of social rank was objective in that it gauged the precise rank of each person's income or wealth within defined groups such as age-bands, education levels, and geographic regions.
Gauging the exact size of cybercrime and putting a precise US dollar value on it is nonetheless tricky.
Gauging the exact size of cybercrime and putting a precise US dollar dollar value on it is nevertheless tricky.
