Sentence examples for assessment down to from inspiring English sources
To account for repeats, Mr. King adjusted his assessment down to a number he considered "fair," Mr. Thornton said.
In August 2017, the Trump administration dissolved an advisory committee charged with translating the findings of the periodic National Climate Assessment down to practical local and regional levels.
Often, these assessments came down to people's gut feelings rather than tangible concerns about her experience or policies.
Other difficulties included marking an assessment down, when it appeared to the marker that the student may have been ill advised in their choice of a case, or the way in which the consultation had been handled.
Which might prove that no matter how much science you throw at a project like this, a whiskey assessment will always come down to a subjective preference in the nose and mouth of the drinker.
It would mean that instead of bringing our already sky high tax rates and parking tickets and you name it other little assessments down, we're going to have to plow more and more resources into what we all agree is an intolerable homeless shelter system.
"Any TV company doing welfare or psychological assessments, it's entirely down to them to believe it's a good thing to do it.
· A series of participatory studies and assessments ranging from Region down to household level will lead to a detailed definition of the project beneficiaries and of their needs related to climate resilience.
For many Congolese, the decision comes down to risk assessment.
In the end it all boils down to risk assessment and, of course, luck.
