Sentence examples for properly gauging from inspiring English sources

"If I was prepared, I might have been able to catch it," said Matsui, who blamed himself for not properly gauging the wind.

Senator John McCain of Arizona, the senior Republican on the Armed Services Committee, said he would try to block the Pentagon measure because he said the White House was moving to repeal "don't ask, don't tell" without properly gauging the impact on battle readiness and troop morale.

Hopefully, they properly gauged the risks.

I think the efficiency numbers don't properly gauge its true ability.

But they would need to properly gauge the risk they faced, and that's where the auditors would come in.

But the relatively small doses measured so far could pose problems for long-term attempts to properly gauge the Fukushima effect.

Dewey Redman It will take a while longer to properly gauge the importance of the saxophonist Dewey Redman, who died last year at 75.

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.

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

Last week, Shanghai Daily ran an article quoting a water official saying that the dam's planners had failed to properly gauge the dam's environmental impact.

CHONGQING, China — A Chinese official says the planners of the Three Gorges Dam failed to properly gauge its effects on lakes and other bodies of water downstream, according to a report on Thursday in Shanghai Daily, an English-language newspaper.