Sentence examples for is properly gauged from inspiring English sources

Ensure that the "hormonal milieu" is properly gauged and that there is enough blood flow, and the engineering work is pretty much done -- for men and women alike.

It is on occasions such as this, a collision with one of the recently established elite, when Paris Saint-Germain's progress is properly gauged and when credence is given to their bid to become one of European football's powerhouses.

The music was probably at its greatest high, but its reach and status in American society and the marketplace hadn't been properly gauged.

PAUL McFedries suffers from neologophilia, a happy, giddy malaise in an age when new words are being coined at a rate too accelerated to be properly gauged, matched only by the neological frenzy of the Elizabethan age, the last period in history when thousands of words entered the English lexicon, at least 1,500 of them created by Shakespeare.

As the narrative unfolds, we learn several things about the family: that Edward is about to leave, with trepidation, for a year's voluntary service in Africa; that Cynthia's particular brand of passive aggression would require an entire new model of Geiger counter to be properly gauged; and that Will's reliability in keeping appointments is in the Godot league.

Consequences of action, primarily on the vulnerable populations, must always be properly gauged.

For all cooking styles, you can accurately gauge when your fish is properly cooked by using a meat thermometer.

Elf is properly horrified.

He can't guarantee Nintendo will be able to keep the popular Wii on the shelves because of parts manufacturers not being able to properly gauge the market's demand and the fact that 100 or so new Wii games will hit the streets this year.

If you have consumed excessive amounts of alcohol your awareness is diminished as is you ability to properly gauge a situation.

(I also think that we'll be able to more properly gauge how unpopular Scott is if he draws a primary challenger).