Sentence examples for still gauge from inspiring English sources

And they still gauge their popularity not by radio airtime, or album sales, but by how often they hear their music blasting from Cairo's mopeds and tuk-tuks.

An unfortunate fact is that many advisors still gauge their value to clients using outdated measures like portfolio performance, "share of wallet" or frequency of client contacts.

Although many factories in the area are still gauging the damage, it is not a big industrial or population centre.

In middle age, Abad — a well-known novelist and journalist in Colombia — still gauges his behavior by asking what his father would have done.

The two parties are still gauging the effects of the law, though it has been in effect for more than a year.

The Federal Communications Commission, which activated the Disaster Information Reporting System, an online tool that helps the agency gather information and assess the breadth of damage to the communications networks, is still gauging the extent of the disruptions.

Although fund-raisers are still gauging the extent of the effect on philanthropy, some colleges — particularly small, elite liberal arts institutions — have reported a decline in donations, accompanied by a laundry list of complaints.

But that launch was delayed for 24 hours, and even now the new Silk Road 2.0 isn't fully operational--its administrators say they're still gauging the site's traffic load before they start accepting orders later this week.

Versteeg is still gauging what his role is beyond the funding, if at all.

KZLA has the song in light rotation--about 14-15 perys per week--and is still gauging local response before deciding whether to put it into heavier rotation.

It is hard to measure assets in the present, harder still to gauge their future.