Sentence examples for will probably gauge from inspiring English sources

Investors will probably gauge the ability of Europeans to adopt the banking plan as an indicator of their determination to resolve the euro zone crisis.

You can probably gauge how it would feel to wear a cup by experimenting with a tampon: If an expanding cotton wad hurts, a cup will, too.

By toning down its Korean dishes, Ichigo has probably gauged the local market accurately.

They probably gauged when it was ready to cultivate again by the state of the plants".

"I will probably get a better gauge of where I am fitness-wise and the benefit of having the summer off then".

The company will always be gauged differently and will probably always be greater than the sum of its parts (in this case, the sum of the niches).

The Timberwolves will probably not make a move until they gauge the health of Jonny Flynn, their young point guard who recently returned from a hip injury.

However, this finding exposes of a usability testing pitfall: using experienced players to gauge a game's usability will probably result in bias towards ease-of-use.

Because the foundation is eager to gauge the trees' disease-hardiness, scientists will probably inoculate some specimens with fungus after they are planted, while letting exposure occur naturally to others, said the foundation's chief executive, Bryan Burhans.

By this gauge, Asia's economy will probably exceed the combined sum of America's and Europe's within four years.

Some insurance executives say costs will probably remain high until the companies are better able to gauge their potential losses.