Sentence examples for and appraise that from inspiring English sources

In this way, team-living animals (cooperative breeders) can advertise their own antagonistic capacity, and appraise that of their teammates, without necessarily confronting them directly that is, without breaching within-team discipline and without overtly contesting the current rank order.

"You have to appraise that and say, well, can we do it better ourselves?" Councils from Essex, in the south east, to Sefton in Merseyside have ended major contracts because of poor performance, while Somerset county council announced an early end to a joint venture for back office functions with IBM in 2015 when savings looked to reach less than a third of the initial £192m target.

"Obviously he'll have his thoughts, certainly once everything is over he'll want to appraise that and tweak that as we go along".

"I've had mortgage companies say to me, 'How dare you appraise that house for such-and-such,' " said Larry J. Sharpe, an appraiser who also owns Sharpe Realty in Newark.

Flatness study was conducted to appraise that the prepared transdermal patches possess a smooth surface and shall not constrict with time.

"I'm curious as to how they will appraise that man you're talking about, the man in the movie," Mr. McNamara said after the question-and-answer session.

Now do I really need the operation, or…?' I didn't say I would go with what he said… 81 PET Others talked about making a decision independently from their family and friends, appraising that they were sufficiently equipped and confident to complete the task.

Data on the ageing rates occurring in the films during exposure in a conservation area are used to appraise that specific microenvironment in terms of risk of damage for painted works of art.

The research is focused on the development of a methodology for identifying and appraising loops that can allow for organizational adaptation.

The questionnaires were validated in terms of face and content validity and participating children appraised that the items were relevant and that the questionnaires had sufficient clarity and readability.

In this paper we suggest five questions that can help to identify and appraise local evidence that is needed to inform a decision about options.