Sentence examples for with gauging from inspiring English sources

The columnists seem more concerned with gauging the depth and duration of the slump than with its consequences for upper upper-middles.

But for people from Japan and other Eastern societies, a new study finds, it may be more complex — having to do not only with evaluating the other person's face but also with gauging the mood of others who might be around.

Soon after her arrival she was tapped to lead the Flow Rate Technical Group charged with gauging the volume of oil erupting from BP's well, a highly contentious issue.

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.

Ultimately, Clijsters prevailed, which may have had less to do with gauging the wind than with her age (27) and Williams's (30).

Brian Kulick, Classic Stage's artistic director, said the long preview period had less to do with gauging audience reaction than with refining the interplay of the actors and the set, which included a complex array of mirror panels and a stage made out of mulch that became covered in petals at one point.

Growers determine the proper time for harvest with instruments, gauging firmness with a penetrometer, and sweetness with a refractometer.

Mets Manager Jerry Manuel said he would be careful with Wright, gauging his condition after each game.

Have an honest and frank conversation with the people you live with to gauge their reactions.

You will see many punks with their ears gauged with rings, often to quite large sizes.

At one moment she is a flailing robot, with gauges set imprudently high and threatening meltdown.