Sentence examples for actually assessing from inspiring English sources

He was a figure of such grand influence that we cannot always be sure that we are actually assessing him accurately.

After Parker's rapturous February 2001 review his educated palate was actually assessing grape juice from a barrel– futures went on sale in June 2001 for cases that will be delivered in the spring of 2003.

If it is indeed the case that essays produced under examination conditions have been written in advance (not necessarily by the students) and memorised, then this brings into question the validity of the examination itself; it is not actually assessing how well the students can write in English but other qualities such as their memories.

No one would find it acceptable for teachers to give their students grades without actually assessing their progress; a teacher being rated without observation is no different.

Because it's, it's actually assessing you isn't it?

Consumers also acknowledged their limitations in actually assessing quality of medicines and tended to use the price they paid as a key measure of quality.

With specific regard to the Wilson & Masel 2011 paper cited by the reviewer, these authors report ribosomal association to stable unannotated transcripts, yet did not actually assess whether these complexes were engaged in actual translation and synthesis of a peptide.

Unfortunately, many of these tools vary with regard to what they actually assess, how they operate, and whether they can be compared directly using assessment tools with buildings from other countries.

The report stated that fewer than half of detainees booked into custody who should have been risk assessed were actually assessed.

"So we had a good look at it, we assessed him, and actually assessed him this morning as well.

Important details, such as who would be responsible for regulating the quality of imports and which officials would actually assess custom duties, were left to be decided later and remain unresolved.