Sentence examples for as I assessed from inspiring English sources
As I assessed my choices, I discovered that I had certain requirements.
I could barely get an arm into the samples, and had to resort, like most clients, to holding them up, paper-doll style, as I assessed myself in the mirror and pretended to be loving the whole thing.
Those and a host of other issues preyed on my mind as I assessed the two big-ticket entries in the luxury car market, the 2004 Rolls-Royce Phantom and the Maybach 62. Their driving qualities I took for granted, since the Phantom is made by BMW, which acquired the Rolls-Royce trademark in 1998, and the Maybach is made by Mercedes-Benz.
As I assessed my friend's claim, I noticed three things about the way our society functions that I suspected might contribute to the perplexing way my friend thinks about wheat.
… But as I assessed the bill of goods I'd sold myself over decades, it occurred to me that maybe I had reached a moment when I could stop telling myself old stories and start inventing some new ones.
As I assess each candidate, I will attempt to keep in balance my sense of her or his personal integrity and track record as a policymaker.
Studies were then categorised as those: (i) assessing total plant lignan intake or intake of individual plant lignans if the total was not measured; (ii) investigating exposure to enterolignans (enterolactone and enterodiol) by using values produced from food by in vitro fermentation models; and (iii) examining enterolactone levels in the blood (either plasma or serum).
31 In the current training environment, only a minority of decisions are coupled with patient-outcome feedback (eg, "did the patient I assessed as low risk for coronary artery disease ultimately have coronary artery disease?").
I assessed the risks as much higher.
All subjects were aged between 18 and 65 years and met the diagnostic criteria for bipolar disorder type I as assessed by the Structured Clinical Interview for The Diagnostic for the Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition (DSM-IV), Axis I Disorders (SCID-I) (American Psychiatric Association 1994).
I assess them as an American, and as a former government practitioner.
