Sentence examples for assessing some of the from inspiring English sources

He said the fire chief and other officials were out assessing some of the calls.

(7) The Guardian's Readers' Editor Chris Elliott (the British equivalent of the ombudsman) has an interesting article assessing some of the critiques made about our NSA reporting.

And in assessing some of the book's historical comparisons, Barry Gewen writes in his review, "It's hard not to feel that Mr. Phillips's argument has been shaped not only by his facts but also by his temperament".

Although it is a valuable tool in assessing some of the more complicated aspects of heart function, it is also one of the most hazardous of all diagnostic procedures; serious reactions to the iodine-containing compounds used, including radiopaque media, are not infrequent, despite continued efforts to develop less harmful materials.

Here BBC Sport picks through the wreckage of England's latest defeat - which was labelled "embarrassing" by coach Trevor Bayliss - before assessing some of the reasons why it could yet be English cricket's most memorable white-ball summer.

Clinically, the KPS of a patient must be evaluated within this framework thereby assessing some of the aspects of all of these factors.

Our reporters assess some of the more innovative work going on across the UK.

These results are discussed to assess some of the mechanistic aspects of the electrodeposition process.

After the fire was finally extinguished, French authorities were able to assess some of the damage on Tuesday.

He uses no source notes, and that makes it impossible, without doing considerable research, to assess some of the claims he makes.

The goal of this article is to summarize and assess some of the trends in clinical trials in surgical oncology.