Sentence examples for to gauging how from inspiring English sources
Karzai may be delusional; but when it comes to gauging how our war is turning Afghans against him — against us — we may be the ones who just don't see.
The idea, co-founder Joseph Albanese explains, is to offer an emotional scale designed to give users a more in-depth approach to gauging how they really feel.
A close watch on how the weather is developing in these parts of the world is important to gauging how the skies are fairing in the global economy and markets.
Green construction and architecture, for one, are proliferating across the world, but when it comes to gauging how "green" a building is, for example, one finds that there are more than a few standards by which to determine its efficiency and sustainability.
But it's been hard to gauge how long it takes for those species to disappear.
As I talked to McGuire, I tried to gauge how chastened she felt.
"It was very hard for me to gauge how successful it would be.
There was no way to gauge how much of this the man would agree with.
It's difficult to gauge how much training police officers receive on mental health issues.
Dr Abel, meanwhile, is trying to gauge how common these genetic effects are.
"Most important is to gauge how management reacts to my questions," he said.
