Sentence examples for good at gauging from inspiring English sources

MODERN medicine may be good at gauging the health of patients, but it has proved less successful at taking its own pulse.

He was pretty good at gauging the business problems of a client.

I don't make a move unless I am confident that that person is interested in me, which rarely happens because I am almost never good at gauging that sort of thing.

It's usually not long after this, or shortly before if I am good at gauging the situation, that I make my exit, but not before I see if there is anything I can clean up around the kitchen or even help the drunk girl that reminds me of myself from a few years ago.

They're just people who are good at gauging statistics.

Because colleges are not good at gauging which remedial courses students need, some experts say, students fall through the cracks or give up because they are not progressing toward a degree.

In addition, we aimed at gauging the potential effects of the FOR on the navigation performance applying Graph Theoretical  technique as an aid to identifying the connectivity patterns in participants with the good and bad navigation skills.

The clunky state map is good for gauging the electoral college at a glance, but a more accurate geopolitical rendering is one in which each state is a violet hue representing voting proportions or, even better, each county is a reddish or bluish purple.

"I don't want to sound pretentious, but I'm good at directing," she said, while gauging the long odds of breaking out as an actor.

This can be a good way to gauge interest, as well as build tension.

It is a good way to gauge your overall budget for a home application, as well.