Sentence examples for I started to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Coffee had to be an important part of my offering and I started to evaluate why the coffee that I was drinking here was so delicious.

Lastly, several human growth factor-based phase I/II clinical trials were started to evaluate the safety, tolerability, and preliminary effectiveness of intradiscal delivery of growth and differentiation factor-5 (GDF-5) as compared with placebo (sterile water/vehicle control) in human patients with early lumbar disc degeneration in the United States, Australia, and the Republic of Korea.

Cynthia Brown, a spokeswoman for the Nassau County Department of Health, said her department "started to evaluate new day care sites in 1999 to see if they were adjacent to any potential environmental hazards like gas stations or dry cleaners".

In the early 2000s, my lab started to evaluate the role of the sympathetic nerves in blood pressure regulation.

We have constructed and started to evaluate a web-based ECG learning programme designed for undergraduate medical students.

"When a brand asks us to share we start to evaluate the impact of that action on our friendships?

You start to evaluate even small things differently.

But once you really start to evaluate the time and energy that went into developing his craft, you start to get a little pissed off.

When one sees this happen, don't start to evaluate oneself, evaluate the organization and make your decision on distancing oneself from such a place.

NBA free agency may not be officially over, but the marquee dominoes are off the board and we can start to evaluate what has happened.

By the way, it is pretty unusual to launch a new policy initiative and also start to evaluate it right away.