Sentence examples for gauging the safety from inspiring English sources

Travelers seem to be gauging the safety of visiting Japan in different ways.

Gauging the safety of a particular model of airplane is a tricky business.

Structural engineers from around the globe will spend the next several months gauging the safety of hospitals, police stations, fire stations and other large public buildings.

On both levels — a city gauging the safety of its water supply and a homeowner weighing steps to keep a basement dry — the basic issue is finding ways to build into near-term investments and choices an appropriate consideration of long-term trends and worst-case scenarios.

The coming year, for instance, will bring pre-clinical tests aimed at gauging the safety of a treatment for sickle cell disease.

Mr. Beus recommended performing drop tests to gauge the safety of the flares with the new igniter.

Japan has been conducting stress tests to gauge the safety of the reactors, but public support for restarting them has been scant.

Nuclear officials believe Japan needs a quick and thorough investigation, including international experts, if it is to gauge the safety of other nuclear plants.

Crime statistics are either nonexistent or largely unreliable in most of Africa so the United Nations conducts extensive interviews with residents and business owners to gauge the safety of the streets of the continent's capitals.

We assume that the battery internal configuration at the onset of electrical short influences the subsequent response and can be used to gauge the safety risk.

Veterans rely on their dogs to gauge the safety of their surroundings, allowing them to venture into public places without constantly scanning for snipers, hidden bombs and other dangers lurking in the minds of those with the disorder.