Sentence examples for appraising high from inspiring English sources

And now, not quite a year after his high school graduation, he is weeks away from inaugurating a national Web site focused on appraising high school athletes, primarily for the benefit of college coaches.

Thompson's expertise extended to antitrust cases, including participation in appraising high-tech mega-mergers such as AOL/Time Warner and HP/Compaq.

He said, "The Internet is very expensive to use and I had meetings scheduled all week with no time to check the Internet". Schenter said he has worked more than 21 years for the Los Angeles County Assessor's office appraising high-value homes.

The final MVD was the mean value of three appraised high power fields.

The final microvessel density (MVD) was the mean value of three appraised high power fields (× 25 objective, Leitz, field area 0.442 mm) in each area of high vascularisation (total area: 2.65 mm).

But her 650-square-foot unit was recently appraised higher, at $297,000.

Generally, bigger works of art are appraised higher than smaller ones, usually because of the degree of difficulty involved.

Works of art that epitomize an artist's aesthetic are usually appraised higher than works of art that are tangential or not representative of the artist's oeuvre.

Use the same appraiser that originally appraised your high-value items.

But I still think that if you asked the person who sits on the front desk at Sotheby's when people bring in their works to be appraised, a high proportion of Impressionists are rubbish.

Her home, bought for about $250,000 in the 1980s, appraised as high as $950,000 when she last refinanced in 2006.