Sentence examples for Began to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The problem seems to be spreading since states began to evaluate teachers based at least in part on how well they improve student performance.

"After the initial reaction of shock and sorrow for the people of New York and Washington, we immediately began to evaluate whether Charlotte could become a possible target," Mayor Pat L. McCrory said.

Using a technique called microarray — which involves a "gene chip," the size of a saltine, that has embedded on it parts of the DNA sequences for thousands of genes — Karumanchi began to evaluate genes that are active in the placenta.

"After the initial reaction of shock and sorrow for the people of New York and Washington, we immediately began to evaluate whether Charlotte could become a possible target," he said.

Later, under contract with New York State's Narcotics Addiction Control Commission, the unit began to evaluate various programs in the greater New York area, and helped to establish the usefulness of methadone treatment.

Little was known about the release of mercury into the environment by the chemical, electrical, and battery industries until the 20th century, when the medical profession and government agencies began to evaluate plants and operations.

Data from the initial implementation of these tools were then examined (a) to attempt to evaluate the effectiveness of our teaching and (b) to begin to evaluate the actual tool for its utility in our evaluation process.

Boards intrude to such an extent that they begin to evaluate faculties or suggest curriculum changes.

Some analysts have begun to evaluate the potential impact of carbon caps on stock prices.

Still, a cottage industry on Wall Street has begun to evaluate these questions.

The researchers are understood to need at least a year to begin to evaluate their results.