Sentence examples similar to no one gauges from inspiring English sources

After a few days' commuting back and forth to work, I found I had 63 miles' range left, on one gauge — but only 41 on the other.

But based on one gauge of sentiment, the delay of a global rate cut was no surprise to many investors.

Finally, there was the question of how one gauges success when 360-degree feedback involves three other employees (and thus 120 degrees of feedback each, I guess, which is really too wide).

For these reasons, a prospective method might be more useful to examine the potential for coevolution between native and invasive species, wherein one gauges the level of heritable variation within each interacting species for traits that affect competitive ability.

The mortgage lender's woes have undermined confidence in the ability of one of Britain's poorest regions to build a post-industrial future.No one can gauge yet quite how serious the City setback will be or how long it will last.

But at higher price points, there are so few sales that no one can gauge the loss in apartment and town house values.

No one else gauged the depth of their yearning for change as accurately as he did.

Anthony ended our conversation by stressing that no one can gauge a person's economic stability simply by looking at them.

One gauge of progress on the industrial side, he said, will probably be "hollering and yelling" when power demands do not meet capacity.

The investigation on EC in this paper is based on water quality parameters of one gauging station in Asi River.

Only one gauge — the tachometer — appeared on the dashboard.