Sentence examples for rarely gauged from inspiring English sources
Success in the Pac 8, then the Pac 10, was rarely gauged on finishing first.
"Walt gauged the footballs himself.
MaxMara is such a sober, head-down sort of place, its owners, the Maramotti family, rarely giving interviews, that it was hard to gauge what that training was going to mean next to the flashier Paris and Milan houses.
To boot, children naturally have difficulty gauging their own sleep quality and rarely reveal a disorder directly to a physician.
I don't make a move unless I am confident that that person is interested in me, which rarely happens because I am almost never good at gauging that sort of thing.
Lolly Adefope is one of the rising stars of the circuit, but interest in her – as far as I can gauge – has little to do with her skin colour, which she rarely references in her act.
It may be even less perfect for assessing the risk in corporate balance sheets because it is hard to gauge the value and potential price volatility of assets that are rarely or never traded.
Nevertheless, the 10 percent rule remains precariously imbalanced because America is trying to gauge the intentions of a country with which it has little direct contact — a situation that it rarely replicates elsewhere.
The earnings yield on stocks rarely deviates much from the coupon on bonds partly because stocks and bonds compete with each other, and because stock prices gauge the discounted present value of expected earnings.
