Sentence examples for appraising what from inspiring English sources

Mr. Craig's are openly appraising: What do you want?

We interpret you as we see fit— appraising what was right, assessing wrong, but even now, we sing your song.

Framework analysis is a pragmatic approach for applied policy research appraising what exists and identifying new policies and actions [ 14].

It employs an objective search of the literature, applying predetermined inclusion and exclusion criteria to the literature, critically appraising what is found to be relevant.

Still, it is the soul that appraises what the mind integrates.

That step taken, it becomes possible for managers to appraise what employees are actually doing and can realistically do.

With non-virtual collections the archivist's job is to appraise what will be important in both the short-term and for centuries to come (it is what keeps us awake at night).

In 1968, Don Schnabel, a real estate broker, was hired by St. Peter's Lutheran Church to appraise what its 15,000-square-foot plot might fetch in what was then a hot real estate market.

She said: "It's an executive decision so it will not be going to the council in January but we are going to have three days where members can come to appraise what we are doing on the strategy".

"There's something humanistic," he said, in a retailing approach suggesting that, in a down economy, men appraise what they've already got in the closet and then "buy select pieces, mix designers, add all kinds of patterns and learn to wear a blazer in several ways, as women have had to do for years".

Here, we combine data from regional and global inventories as well as forward and inverse model analyses to appraise what is known about Africa's continental-scale carbon dynamics.