Sentence examples for assessing the exact from inspiring English sources
"We are in the process of assessing the exact nature and extent of the incident in Evin prison," Mann told the Guardian.
"Although Toshiba is still assessing the exact amount of the impairment loss, its financial metrics will likely deteriorate further, potentially resulting in a negative equity position," said Masako Kuwahara, Moody's lead analyst for Toshiba.
Patrick J. Foye, executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said the authority was still assessing the exact costs of the damage, and what insurance might cover.
Even when innovators know they are working with a potential breakthrough innovation, they face formidable difficulties in assessing the exact ways it will be innovative as well as deviant in regard to extant systems, business and practices.
Docx has a gift for assessing "the exact shape and weight of other people's inner selves, the architecture of their spirit," and although the book teems with characters — the cast reaches nearly Dickensian proportions — even the most ancillary flare into being, vital and insistent.
Since serum IGF-1 quantitatively assesses growth, the intensity of growth can therefore be estimated which would further help in assessing the exact timing of treatment.
It was difficult to assess the exact number of cities or people involved in the demonstrations across this vast continent of a country with 11 time zones.
For example, we have insufficient experience to precisely determine these costs, and thus to assess the exact amount each systemically important firm should be taxed.
Here again, it is difficult to assess the exact value because so many different government entities are involved in collecting it, and no one agency adds it all up.
While it is impossible to assess the exact amount of chemical agent used immediately, the extent and distribution of the casualties are consistent with the use of hundreds of kilos.
The record is complete and closed;' yet it is impossible to assess the exact quality of his work or with certainty to assign his place in the great tradition.
