Sentence examples for appraisal which from inspiring English sources

The intervention tested in the pragmatic RCT reported in this paper and elsewhere [ 3] focussed on using pre-appraised sources rather than critical appraisal which justifies the focus on steps 1 and 2 and the exclusion of step 3.

Then they finally got their appraisal, which told them the house up the street was not only cheaper but had a pool.

Some appraisers say the lower fees mean consumers are less likely to get a high-quality appraisal, which could jeopardize their loans.

And any time you give away shares of a business, you must get an appraisal, which can easily cost $5,000 or more.

You might also want to get a copy of your appraisal, which will be useful in showing how you are progressing within your role.

Mr. Long and V.A. representatives say that lenders are now requiring borrowers to pay for an appraisal, which can cost $300 or more depending on a home's location.

And needless to say, you'll pay for the appraisals, which cost $225 at Webster.

The same goes for appraisals, which vary slightly depending on the type of house in question and the value.

The B.I.A. realty office, under the auspices of the Department of the Interior, performs appraisals which enable that agency to determine the rate at which individual allottees will be compensated.

Teachers fearing the sack will not be frank about their shortcomings during the appraisals which provide the best way to address them.

That amounted to $12,000 in compensation, after deductible and penalties for possessing neither receipts nor appraisals — which is a cautionary tale for another day.