Sentence examples for assess from the from inspiring English sources

The administration planned to assess from the talks today whether a session bringing together Mr. Clinton, Mr. Arafat and Mr. Barak would be useful in shaping a mid-February agreement.

In fact it seems rather hard to assess from the outside, on the basis of these bits of information, whether inspectors are doing a good job or not.

That was hard to assess from the air on Thursday, as the storm left little in terms of obvious coastal damage.

Clare Whitmell, Guardian contributor and a qualified business communication trainer: "Culture is hard to assess from the outside, but there are ways to find out as much as possible before you start a lengthy application process: Social media and LinkedIn – find out what are people saying and what the company says about itself.

While Bain's record is hard to assess from the outside, one comprehensive study cited by Reihan Salam in The Daily suggests that private equity buyouts in general tend to have "only a modest net impact on employment" in the companies involved.

These structures would be very difficult to assess from the point of view of quality, competitive advantage, and evaluation of results.

Assessed from the driver's seat, the Mini is nothing short of delightful, with two caveats.

Under the rule, a 15-yard penalty will be assessed from the spot of the foul.

Pulmonary artery pressure was assessed from the tricuspid regurgitant jet.

Relative potential of the aquifers can also be assessed from the patterns in the hydrographs.

Variability of the quality control samples was assessed from the validation procedure.