Sentence examples similar to Assessment of something from inspiring English sources

And yet Plato clearly thought that something of enormous importance hangs on his assessment of poetry, something that goes significantly beyond getting the details of the subject pinned down in a philosophically respectable fashion.

It is an assessment, judgment or evaluation of something.

In this context, the assessment of security is something of a gamble against unknowable, and possibly deadly, odds.

My overall assessment of Creed is something of a split-decision, but there are a few instances where it's a knockout.

The point is made also that the much larger size of acute trusts renders them more vulnerable to having their overall rating dragged down by a bad assessment of one department – something that would not apply to a small care home or domiciliary service.

"Of course you want to see investment in new capability, but you want to see a government that's investing according to the strategic needs and threats that it's made an assessment of, and not something that it simply makes up on the day".

Fear of outcome data is a common barrier to pursuing projects that include the assessment, measurement, and evaluation of something we believe is important.

Assessment of FHS was a rare response and was perceived as something to be done only when there was a delay in delivery.

Part of their appeal is the way they create a bridge between the technical process of assessment and something the ordinary consumer can actually use.

One thing that the reassessments did not take into account is that the market value of a home depends in part on how much tax it pays, making the assessment rolls something of a moving target.

We will refer to it as The Spy from now on, for brevity's sake, but it's worth starting any current assessment of the novel with something of a thought-experiment.