Sentence examples for try to gauge whether from inspiring English sources

While they pause for breath, America's investors must try to gauge whether the stockmarket's impressive bull run has finally ended.

I hope to go to Wallasey within the next 24 hours to try to gauge whether Eagle does face a revolt in her local party.

You tend to see these kinds of signals in most companies as they try to gauge whether the market would be interested in buying shares in the company at a good valuation.

The firm also listens carefully to the questions analysts ask during the conference calls that companies hold to discuss earnings announcements, to try to gauge whether analysts are anchored and overconfident in their preannouncement views.

Nevertheless, if security has played a part in the crime drop, given that security measures appear to be effective in inhibiting burglary and given that quality varies, it is important to try to gauge whether their effectiveness had increased in ways that help explain the fall in burglary with entry.

I try to gauge whether or not the person is deeply interested or just being polite.

As November continues, retailers are trying to gauge whether a new Congress will affect consumer spending or their own businesses.

— Glenn Collins Palate Press: Erika Szymanski tries to gauge whether corks or screw caps are the more environmentally responsible closures.

Now, investors and analysts are trying to gauge whether other investment banks have been hurt by turmoil in the bond markets.

At this writing, American officials were trying to gauge whether the errant airstrike would have, as one worried official put it, "a long half-life".

He looked at me, trying to gauge whether the holiness of this moment had registered as he passed me the Eucharist with two firm, unblemished hands.