Sentence examples for assessment growing from inspiring English sources

Efficiency may be used in two different ways, as a general term, usually of approval, indicating a job well and economically done; and as a specific technical assessment, growing out of the experience of industrialization and tied to measurements of performance in machines and the thermodynamics of energy.

As the end of a century approaches, the impulse for assessment grows greater.

Content Cue-seeking behavior and responsiveness to cues both typically intensified as assessment grew more imminent.

Meanwhile, the U.N.'s internal threat assessments grew darker.

Not only had its assessments grown in scale and complexity, but they were under much more intense public scrutiny.

As the catalog of assignments and assessments grows over time, it becomes increasingly validated by an expanding community of users.

As the imperative to halt the decline in the condition of the environment increases, so expectations of cumulative impact assessments grow and the risk of consenting delays persists.

Shaw said the EPA was encouraged to order the assessment after growing public pressure on flame retardants.

The national security service has called the takeover a terrorist attack, but the number of Armenians who disagree with that assessment is growing daily.

The Fed maintained its optimistic assessment of "growing underlying strength in the broader economy," contrasting the recovery of the private sector with the continued drag of federal spending cuts.

He lamented "America will never again experience the global dominance … those days are over". I disagree with Rachman's assessment that growing Chinese economic clout will necessarily pose a threat to America.