Sentence examples for assessing how many from inspiring English sources

They agreed on new methods for assessing how many fish of a given species were being taken, compared with the total population.

Cormac Smith, head of communications at Basildon council, said the council was assessing how many people living on the legal site were not entitled to be there, adding that the "wheels of justice" had been put into action.

Then as now, assessing how many home runs players would or should have hit under different conditions are mere estimates at best, and that's when the factor at play is admitted and obvious.

JOHN A. DIMLING helped navigate Nielsen Media Research through 16 years of seismic shifts in television while maintaining its dominance in assessing how many people are watching which programs.

Israeli officials questioned the accuracy of the report, by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and said the government was still assessing how many Palestinians would be affected.

"In one of our computer games that tests memory by assessing how many numbers could be remembered by players, we found it would take almost four years of playing brain training games regularly each week to remember just one extra digit".

"So they said there was going to be a 20% reduction, they've then developed an assessment that will deliver that and they've then assessed how many people will lose it accordingly," he added.

The report did not assess how many priests molested how many children or why the problems persisted.

It is hard to assess how many people in Wiggins's immediate orbit knew about his allergies.

In fact, it is hard to assess how many such deals were struck last week because they mainly happen in secret.

The solar industry argues that 27,000 jobs are at risk but Leadsom said it was not possible at the moment to assess how many jobs might be affected.