Sentence examples for assessed too from inspiring English sources

"It could be that the other property is assessed too low," he said.

How much more important that the Iraq war, which divided us, should have been dispassionately assessed too.

In this study the versatility of two softwares Mimics (Materialize), CTan and 3D realistic visualization (Skyscan) were assessed, too.

In order to increase the durability in alkali environments (i.e.: concrete), a PMMA coating was also applied on the BFRP rods and its effect was assessed too.

Wells Fargo on Wednesday became the latest large bank to announce that it would reduce overdraft fees amid criticism from lawmakers that the charges were too high and assessed too often.

He said he was aiming for accuracy because "if people are assessed too low, that means the tax rate is higher to make up for it, and everybody else has to pick up the bill".

Although the budget was not ultimately cut, Shirley Ann Jackson, then chairwoman of the commission, said in a speech to her staff that the industry had sent a clear message: "That we are inefficient, that we over-regulate, that we inspect too much, assess too much, enforce too much, take too long on licensing actions and employ an overly restrictive body of regulation".

Many do not — but that's something any investor can try to assess, too.

Here again, and even in a context of free markets, we ought not to want to assess too high a financial penalty on the student who has the sense to know that Chicago would be the best place to study.

Others thought of it as their right, given that technically 'we're defending their assess, too, you know!?" For me, I was simply too naive to believe what I was doing was anything actually wrong.

The Fed cannot long resist the pressure to measure and assess too-big-to-fail subsidies.