Sentence examples for assess matters from inspiring English sources

But to be calm for a moment and assess matters.

Despite our long-standing tendency to assess matters of race in the South in terms of black and white, literally and figuratively, the truth is more ambiguous.

Those numbers assess matters as granular as the average time at which reviews appear after the movie's release (1.4 hours after release for "Land of the Lost" ) and the productivity of individual critics (Leah Rozen at People is good for 2.6 reviews a week, with an average length of 119 words).

An Aeroflot representative who came on board the plane to assess matters apparently said that it was "not such a big deal" if the pilot was drunk.Arabic spoken In August 2007 an American Airlines flight from San Diego to Chicago returned to the gate and then, because it had missed the curfew for night-time departures, did not end up leaving until the following morning.

A European Commission spokesperson said a team of European experts was already in Kiev to assess matters.

Also, unlike other benchmarking assessments for teaching professionals which focus mainly on assessing subject matter knowledge or the foreign language proficiency of applicants, the CLA component of the LPATE observes the English language use of EFL teachers in an actual classroom.

Assistant United States Attorney Wayne Baker, one of the prosecutors working on Mr. Morrison's case, said the delay in the hearing would give Mr. Morrison's new lawyer, Ephraim Savitt of Manhattan, more time to assess such matters as discovery and plea bargains.

It continued: "The National Theatre's artistic judgement, made by those with the expertise to assess such matters, is that a live band does not provide the same quality and impact of performance as can be produced through the use of recorded music and professional actors.

Of course we have to be mindful of the weather conditions and temperatures and we are liaising with the local authorities to assess these matters," he continued, as a egg-headed man in a white coat handed him a big grey map of something indistinguishable covered in incomprehensible black and white swirls.

The need to carefully assess these matters in studies of rheumatological conditions has long been recognised.

For example, Buchel et al. (2004) used diffusion tensor imaging to assess white matter asymmetries in human MRI scans and found significantly leftward asymmetries in white matter underneath the KNOB region in sample of right-handed individuals.