I'd assess

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I'd assess the artist more charitably.

In hockey-fighting terms: if I were a referee, I'd assess matching major penalties for idiocy, with no extra penalty for instigating, and allow the boys to continue going at it five-on-five.

But it's more, I would assess, to a likeability factor".

Some have said they broke little ground, but I would assess it differently.

When asked about the administration's environmental record, Mr. McCain said, "I would assess this administration's record on global warming as terrible".

"It's impossible to quantify but I would assess it to be quite low," said Jonathan B. Tucker, an expert in bioterrorism and the author of "Scourge: The Once and Future Threat of Smallpox," (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2001).

When asked if Miller would start in Saturday's home opener, against D.C. United, in what is shaping up as an early must-win game for the Red Bulls (0-1-1, 1 point) after two matches on the West Coast, Petke said: "I would assess his play like everyone else's play on the field.

"It was decided after Australia I would assess my career," Dravid said.

So, let's say you group the descendants of the perpetrators on one side and the offspring of Jews on the other then I would assess that one group is unconsciously afraid of being the victims of persecution again, while the other side is taking into consideration the potential of repeated perpetration in certain situations of conflict.

Ofcom said it would assess the complaints before deciding whether or not to launch a full investigation.

It also said it would assess damage near the mine and any residual releases of mine water.