Sentence examples for assessment argue from inspiring English sources

Those supporting obligatory belief assessment argue that it is the exclusivist who shoulders the burden of proof.

Some critics of building sustainability assessment argue that the methods should evolve toward an "absolute" assessment of building sustainability.

A recent independent assessment argued that she is among Birmingham's three most influential councillors.

If adopted on a grand scale, the assessment argues, such techniques could double crop yields.

Tad Devine, a senior Kerry adviser, disputed that assessment, arguing that Mr. Bush was struggling in two states that were the bedrock of his victory in 2000, Ohio and Florida.

But AT&T executives disputed that assessment, arguing that it was premature to conclude that federal regulators would force them to open their cable lines to rivals.

But an internal report by an F.D.A. employee that month challenged that assessment, arguing that the company was underestimating the problem.

A recent IMF assessment argued that the Irish government has underestimated just how steep an adjustment was needed to hit the deficit target.

Mr. de Blasio, the city's public advocate, scoffed at that assessment, arguing that what really mattered to voters was not executive savvy, but philosophical worldview.

The EC claims not, however Ars Technica's Glyn Moody is scathing in his assessment — arguing this sanctioning of a fast lane for some Internet services will tilt the playing field in favor of companies with the greatest resources, i.e. those who can pay telcos to have their services delivered quicker, leaving less well resourced startup businesses lagging.

"The media you create should be a replacement for older style assessment," argues Jacobs.