Sentence examples for To appraising from inspiring English sources
verb
To set a value; to estimate the worth of, particularly by persons appointed for the purpose; as, to appraise goods and chattels.
That board has taken a careful, technical approach to appraising Social Security.
FROM paying lawyers to hiring expert witnesses to appraising a home or business, divorce can be expensive anywhere.
"It's a form of creative expression," said Mr. Martucci, who in addition to appraising flags has designed three personal flags, as well as flags to commemorate friends' weddings.
After sharing a group hug on Wednesday morning, financiers have moved on to appraising the ramifications of four more years with a president that they have vilified.
On the other hand, it is not good news that the Democrats seem to have shifted from loathing him to appraising realistic alternatives to him.
Hubert Neumann, who is seventy-four, has been an avid collector for more than fifty years, having learned the same lesson his father did: that, when it comes to appraising art, other people are often wrong.
The AMC hires appraisers after examining their credentials, assigns them to appraise properties, and monitors and evaluates their work.
But its very topicality made it hard to appraise.
They implored him to appraise just one more.
I should have the right to appraise my manager as much as they appraise me.
This is the moment for news organizations to appraise how to prevent Facebook from controlling them.
