Sentence examples for assessment a bit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Axelrod tempered the advisers' otherwise bullish assessment a bit, saying that the Obama campaign was "fortified for a tough race" given the combination of continued hard times for many Americans and the prospect that Republican "super PACs" will spend "hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars" against Mr. Obama through the fall.

We provide the rationale for that assessment a bit later in this article.

And even though well-run buildings foresee these expenditures (check the board's minutes for a five-year plan), the plan may call for bumping up maintenance fees, a stiff assessment or a bit of both.

John Monroe John Monroe, vice president of research at Gartner, agrees in part, though he thinks Black's assessment is a bit overstated.

Nakagawa's assessment seems a bit far-fetched, but curry is still delicious.

It was a result Cycling Weekly described as the potential turning point of a campaign it described as "poor", an assessment Garner considers "a bit harsh".

This still leaves Latin America as the world's most unequal region, along with sub-Saharan Africa.That assessment may be a bit pessimistic.

Flock targeting insurers and risk assessment makes for a bit of a different spin though, with AirMap focusing more on airports and drone makers.

In a twisted sort of way, pre-assessment work is a bit like preparing for the perfect date.

It's hard to argue with her assessment of her job as "a bit of a downer" – and the same might be said of the novel itself.

Mr Wessel's assessment of Mr Geithner is a bit rose-tinted, while he overdoes the criticism of Mr Paulson as bungling and erratic.