Sentence examples for wait to gauge from inspiring English sources

But central bankers indicated that they might wait to gauge the market reaction before deciding on the need for interest rate cuts.

While markets have long expected more tightening by China, the timing of the move was surprising after several prominent economists predicted this week that the central bank would wait to gauge the impact of Japan's earthquake and tsunami.

But fund-raising has stalled, as the world waits to gauge the reaction from European officials.

Dolan may be waiting to gauge the Knicks' playoff success before extending anyone's deal.

After waiting to gauge Saban's interest, the Giants offered the job to Coughlin.

It may be that they are waiting to gauge the success of Ja'mie.

But House Republican leaders are waiting to gauge the intensity of distrust of the White House among fractious conservatives in their caucus.

He usually waits to gauge the public mood before acting, and has often shown himself wary of the American steamroller.

But they also concede that the administration may be waiting to gauge what the full impact of a war in Iraq could be on the oil market, and to release crude oil from the reserve only then.

"But not any more risqué than 'Friends' or 'Will and Grace.' " Mr. Katzenberg and Mr. Zucker said that they had no plans for animated shows beyond "Father of the Pride," partly because of the costs involved, partly because they are waiting to gauge audience reaction.

Since as early as 2012, Amazon Studios has been developing sets of series pilots, waiting to gauge consumer interest and demand before following through on completing development of the season.