Sentence examples for appraisals because from inspiring English sources

Their roller-coaster first half drew positive appraisals because of the way they bounced back each time they were knocked down.

Museums argue that they cannot seek or give appraisals, because doing so could create conflicts of interest that ally donation-hungry institutions and tax-break-hungry donors.

But she needs to be more accurate in her appraisals, because regarding the pregnancy story, Palin did more media revising last week than media critiquing.

The idea of managers opting out of doing appraisals does raise the issue of how an organization would measure whether a manager should be able to opt out of doing appraisals because they are unnecessary.

The premenstrual phase of the cycle is a time when many women are vulnerable to negative appraisals, because of dominant cultural discourses that position the premenstrual women as "mad, bad or dangerous" [ 6].

"They became highly sought after," said Jonathan Miller, the president of Miller Samuel, an appraisal firm, "because of the prices that were being seen to the south, and that people found they could get a lot for their money".

"It's not about the public's appraisal because that is what is going to exhaust us," she noted.

"These schemes are always fast-tracked and justified without a full appraisal, because 'they're not going to cost us anything'," said Biggs.

But Mr. Mbeki, left, said in an interview with the South African Broadcasting Corporation that Mr. Botha's life merited a more balanced appraisal because it was during his tenure that the government opened the first secret contacts with leaders of the anti-apartheid movement.

In Contract A town house for sale in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, profiled this month in The Appraisal because one of the owners was recently killed there by her son, is in contract after two price cuts to $1.3 million, from $1.49 million.

After last year's rejection, the company behind the pipeline project, TransCanada, quickly agreed to work with leaders in Nebraska to tweak the pipeline's route and applied for a new permit with the State Department, which is burdened with the project's appraisal because it crosses an international border.