the way the wind blows

What appears probable or likely; how a certain course or situation is likely to develop. The politician is waiting to see the way the wind blows regarding public opinion on the issue before deciding how to take action. Our next strategy with this project depends on the way the wind blows in the focus test.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Amberly	AM-bər-lee	English (Modern)
GrÉGoire	gre-GWAWR	French
Aneta	-	Czech
Ioannis	-	Greek
Aeschylus	ES-kəl-əs (English)	Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Meliton	-	Ancient Greek, Georgian