Sentence examples for appraising damage from inspiring English sources

The alleged victim was reportedly appraising damage to her car's windshield when Deponte entered the car and then followed the dog owner into her house, further threatening to harm her.

Frayn's diary for The Two of Us is remarkably unlike those of his fellow dramatist Simon Gray: where Gray inhabits a comically Dostoevskian world of paranoia and wild comic misunderstandings, Frayn seems to sit poised elegantly and clinically in the auditorium of his own life, coolly appraising the damage.

A person in a car accident could contact their insurance adjuster, who can interview the drivers and appraise the damage — sometimes right on the spot by viewing the damage through the driver's smartphone.

He felt compelled to save what he could and appraise the damage.

Their primary service, though, is to appraise the damage, prepare a claim and negotiate a settlement with the insurance company or an independent adjuster hired by the company.

The mosaics were restored by Camerino, who did not appraise the damage until 1913.

The drone comes into play in a couple of cases including doing a fly-over for a property appraisal or sending in a fleet of drones to a disaster area and appraising the likely damage.

Eventually, I'd like to move up the ladder and go into estimating – where you appraise the damages done to a car and order parts – or management.

You need to file claims, get damage appraised, deal with adjusters; a process that can be easier or harder depending on the type of coverage you have.

Have the damage appraised.

Having your vehicle's damage appraised is the next step in filing your claim.