Sentence examples for not gauging from inspiring English sources

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.

The jewelry you put in aren't called gauges, and it's called stretching your ears, not gauging.

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

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.

He did not gauge the finish right and ended up taking a choppy stroke near the finish that he believes cost him second place.

Supporters of today's measure on tougher testing say the current tests do not gauge the system's effectiveness under realistic conditions.

She felt pain, which surprised her, and saw a spurt of hot blood from the wound whose depth she could not gauge.

"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.