Sentence examples for assessing themselves from inspiring English sources

Directors at Motorola recently began assessing themselves in response to boardroom discussions stemming from their full-board evaluation.

The Germans are still assessing themselves, Prinz said, after winning a weak group and then routing a Russian team that surrendered during a 7-1 quarterfinal game.

Without an umpire or a referee looking over their shoulders, golfers accept the responsibility of assessing themselves penalty strokes for infractions only they may be aware of -- a ball that moved slightly, for example, after the golfer had addressed it.

This leads to another sub-theme: learners are not responsible for assessing themselves and their peers.

It would mean claimants being independently assessed every three years, instead of assessing themselves, as happens at the moment.

That would mean claimants would be independently assessed every three years, instead of assessing themselves, as happens at the moment.

Self-assessment means that companies are required to assess themselves and take full responsibility for that assessment.

Neither gender nor SES seemed to be significantly related to the self-assessments, indicating that the students assessed themselves in a fairly equal manner across groups.

However, the negative predictive value for patient assessment was high (98% of patients who assessed themselves as not having an infection did not have one).

The self-assessment variables also have quite high mean values, indicating that students assess themselves as good readers.

The students thought it was hard to assess themselves according to the physician's professional roles in the self-assessment form, especially in the early terms.