Sentence examples for appraise the idea from inspiring English sources

Raghuram G. Rajan, the economist who moderated the discussion, asked Mr. Greenspan to appraise the idea of the "Greenspan put," the notion that stocks and other assets soared to unsustainable levels because investors had believed that Mr. Greenspan would not allow the stock market to fall too sharply.

The idea was that the Free Basics team would appraise the web apps, publishing those that met a certain standard, giving published developers more eyeballs and Free Basics' users greater choice.

In this field, the very idea of randomised trials can be called into question [60] since they do not make it possible to appraise the subtle effects and individual benefits brought about by psychotherapy.

The county will now survey and appraise the property.

How would you appraise the company's growth?

Experts appraise the collection at from fifty to sixty millions.

Even a member of Obama's Cabinet seemed unsure of how to appraise the situation.

Therefore, the results derived from present literature were rather underpowered to appraise certain ideas according to the sample sizes.

"Fresh air and ideas are floating into New York nooks and crannies where they've rarely been before," wrote Ms. Steinem, appraising the effects of Mailer's campaign.

Correct: "I appraised the jewels".

'Jane!' he said, appraising the outfit.