Sentence examples for assess not from inspiring English sources

In making assessments about technology, it's vital to assess not only the value of the innovation but its chances of survival in the arc of its moment.

The regional life cycle inventory assessment (RELCA) outlined in this paper is the first approach to assess not only the regional environmental performance of bioenergy production, but also the spatial variability of that performance "within" a regional context.

An employer really wants to assess not potential but performance.

That has forced companies to assess not only their sales figures but everything about their brands, including their credibility.

Throughout the battle over smoking and health, Magnuson had admired Dr. Horn's ability to assess not only the scientific but also the social problems involved in the continuation of this mass habit.

It is one of the first major efforts to assess not just where climate change will be most felt geographically, but what populations would bear the brunt of its impacts.

Politicians and policymakers on all sides of the debate need to assess not only the balance of costs and benefits but also where they have fallen in order to inform future immigration policy, and the census data will help with that analysis.

With tuition fees on the rise, students should assess not only if their university education will help them to get a job, but also whether their time at university will help them to develop and nurture entrepreneurial skills and support them in launching start-ups".

Bogdan Dobraszczyk, another senior scientist, explains they use the machine, a "stable microsystems texture analyser", to assess not just hardness and softness, but the vital crispiness of biscuits: "It measures texture, hardness, crispness, key attributes especially for snack products like biscuits.

"If David Cameron means what he says and justice has to follow truth, then they have a responsibility today to assess not just the question of unlawful killing but the cover-up and the perversion of the course of justice," said Michael Mansfield QC, who is acting on behalf of the Hillsborough Family Support Group (HFSG).

Tailoring them means choosing when to assess, not if to assess.