Sentence examples for information to gauge from inspiring English sources
They said they lacked information to gauge the bill, which would create a cap-and-trade system for limiting carbon emissions.
Officials throughout the government said they felt that they still lacked sufficient information to gauge how seriously Al Qaeda's abilities to plan and carry out further attacks had been damaged.
For example, she said, because villagers refused to be interviewed by the consultants who prepared the impact assessment, there is too little information to gauge the project's social impact.
One of Pennebaker's most famous projects is a computer program called Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (L.I.W.C ., which looks at the words we use, and in what frequency and context, and uses this information to gauge our psychological states and various aspects of our personality.
So users rely more on visual than on audio information to gauge a speaker's emotional state.
Ant Financial hired China-born Canadian David Zou from Equifax and the Journal claims that Zou looked up employee information to gauge potential hires and squirreled away confidential documents via his personal email account.
The company plans to raise $70 million, but it has not released enough information yet to gauge how the company will be valued.
In a move the company says is unrelated to the report, Sun has hired a polling agency to question chief information officers to gauge their perception of independent analyst firms, including whether they follow those firms' advice.
To measure and map this complex spatio-temporal relationship at the census block group level (n= 567), we examined a variety of models using integrated nested Laplace approximations and used the deviance information criterion to gauge model complexity and fit.
Even as the agency was working to gather details on the Roundup formulations, the agency was at the same time assuring the public that there was no reason for concern because the EPA had the information needed to gauge the safety of those formulations.
It is not possible, from the information available, to gauge whether the present findings in sheep have direct relevance to humans in terms of their exposure to such chemicals, because the effective chemicals present in sewage sludge have not been identified.
