Sentence examples for still gauging from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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.

Are we still really gauging a man's attractiveness on his muscle mass or what's deemed to be the norm?

How long the circuits last is still being gauged although White said they are happy they will extend to two years at least.

Innovative single-administration SEI measures, such as implicit measures, may still adequately gauge SEI, and authors should consider perceived SEI separately from SEI itself.

Klout, his last company (which raised $40 million and sold for $200 million) was launched in the early days of social media as an attempt to wrestle with a problem companies still struggle with — gauging the importance and influence of an online presence.

The presence of IS in Yemen, however, is still hard to gauge.