Sentence examples for assessing its success from inspiring English sources

Assessing its success, however, is tricky, because it's the sum of three parts.

The chair of the committee, Graham Stuart, said that such a measure of a school's output seemed a fairly "fundamental" way of assessing its success.

This survey is an example of where this was not possible and highlights the importance of acknowledging the context in which the service was implemented, both for assessing its success and understanding the limitations of the evaluation design.

But more important, it is wrong to assess its success or failure only by reference to its level against the dollar.

The prototype DFFS has been tested in Sierra Leone to assess its success in providing a substitute for face-to-face voluntary sustainability standard certification training for cocoa farmers.

Drawing on 30 elite interviews in 2016 alongside comparative evidence from other Indian states, this article documents the reform design and assesses its success.

Those same people who drove the Grim Reaper campaign have gathered at Slide to assess its success, at a time when Australia and its region are facing fresh AIDS crises.The function is not as grim as it sounds.

Understanding how well an organization's strategic plan meets the expectations and needs of its stakeholders is a fundamental way that an organization can assess its success (31).

The intervention was preceded by extensive staff education, and 175 staff (50%) completed the survey 6 months later to assess its success.

Only when we have a qualitative description of how students are likely to engage with a particular task can we begin to develop more quantitative instruments to assess its success (e.g., Dreyfus et al., 2013a).

To mark the 50th anniversary of ASEAN's establishment, the editors of Contemporary Southeast Asia invited eight senior policy practitioners and academics to chart the organization's evolution, assess its successes and failures and contemplate its future development.