There are hundreds upon thousands of women, about whom you know almost nothing, and you snap-appraise them with a single swipe.
Leather stick and cymbal bags hang from the blond wood walls, waiting to be plucked by the people who weave among the instruments, appraising them with scholarly gravity.
Shortly after the publication of "The Great Neighborhood Book," Mr. Kent spent a couple of days visiting some familiar public places with a reporter, appraising them according to the principles he has spent so many years formulating.
This article is designed to appraise osteopaths with an overview of the field to better inform their practice.
Ricks' computers appraise companies by comparing them with competitors in each business line.
Kenny goes on to appraise the dilemma with admirable clarity:> I have argued in several places that there cannot be any such thing as the God so described.
It was really hard to appraise "Hallucination City," with so much of the gnashing, contrary motion within it erased from hearing.
He'd always been drawn to the radical, playful sides of German thinkers, but others tended to appraise their work with a heavy sobriety close to worship.
Kenny goes on to appraise the dilemma with admirable clarity: I have argued in several places that there cannot be any such thing as the God so described.
Thus my advice to pals heading to South Asia is to appraise the itinerary with a ruthless eye and then, long before heading to the airport, strike something off.
Country-by-country reporting would provide information that investors, employees, governments, regulators and other stakeholders all need if they are to properly appraise their engagement with multinational companies operating in these jurisdictions.
