Sentence examples for may not gauge from inspiring English sources
The success of MMO games is hard to predict and early reviews by critics may not gauge its success since it can take months to test the hundreds of hours of playing time.
When Clinton ran for President in 2016, she may not have gauged how profoundly Bill Clinton's record with women would hurt her.
We do not gauge size by sales alone.
The jewelry you put in aren't called gauges, and it's called stretching your ears, not gauging.
A single blood pressure test, or even several readings over a short period of time, may not be enough to gauge the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Civilians may not be able to gauge the show's verisimilitude with any certainty, but television watchers can attest that it feels more real than any other cop series at the moment.
Familiarity with the husband before marriage may not be easy to gauge in cultures where communication between engaged couples prior to marriage is discouraged (7).
"The power -- you can't gauge that on film".
Analysts say that it may not be possible to truly gauge sixth generation leaders' potential to join the standing committee for years.
The two have been bedfellows almost since the invention of the medium: a situation that is taken so readily for granted, by voters on every flank, that they may not be best placed to gauge its distorting effect.
