Sentence examples for not gauged from inspiring English sources

"The Americans still have not gauged the amount of resentment toward them in the region," said Sigi Soucek, the director of a building company in London.

He has not gauged the civic mood, Piniella said, but he acknowledges that he was a moth driven to the flame of ending this century-old curse.

That is because unlike their peers in most other disciplines, skiers', boarders' or climbers' prowess is not gauged purely by how well they do in a competition.

"The merits of a broken speculation, or a bankruptcy, or of a successful scoundrel, are not gauged by its or his observance of the golden rule, 'Do as you would be done by,' but are considered with reference to their smartness".

Conventional hydrologic hydraulic methodological approaches are not usually feasible in mountainous basins because they are not gauged at all or, in the best-case scenario, are poorly gauged.

Note that this is not gauged against how much of a preference there is.

But unless the trial proceeded, the agency could not gauge the possible benefit, Dr. Noguchi said.

They were built around reporting to tax authorities, not gauging a company's financial health for investors.

U.S. officials, unlike the Europeans, are mainly focused on the form and structure of banker compensation, not gauging excessive amounts.

That the real tests were weak, and did not gauge the skills students needed to succeed, made matters worse.

After his drive, Ogilvy's ball was sitting up nicely in the rough, but from his position down in the hollow he could not gauge the breeze.