Sentence examples for assessment mentality from inspiring English sources

Jeff: I'm not a huge fan of the assessment mentality we have in higher education.

Such an assessment of the mentality of Israel's top leadership is an affront to the dignity of the Israeli people.

If there are poles in the sanctions debate - in a land where it is unlawful to advocate punitive economic measures - then they lie in contradictory assessments of the mentality of the 2.8 million Afrikaners who, through the National Party, have dominated the country since 1948.

Japan's fundamentals still look very dubious, and the recent enthusiasm of Western investors for its stocks arguably reflects herd mentality more than rational assessment.

This mentality increasingly permeates our assessment procedures even when we are evaluating "alternative" assignments such as capstone projects and applied internships.

Dolan took particular offense at assessments he felt were unduly personal and a mentality he thought was unfairly lemming-like.

Louise Evans didn't holdback in her assessment of Radio National: "They didn't have a 9-5 mentality," she wrote of the staff in an opinion piece.

In 2009, when La Familia was still run by Nazario Moreno, an assessment by the US Drug Enforcement Administration DEAA) said La Familia had a "Robin Hood-type mentality".

Breaking out of the herd mentality is brave, but investment in programmatic requires constant assessment and re-evaluation of what is possible.

The more cautious assessment of self-driving technology by Mr. Huber and others partly reflects the classic Spock-vs.-Kirk difference in mentality between Germany's rational, data-driven engineers and the visionaries of Silicon Valley.

The predominant reason learners gave, "the module has finished", reveals a hurdle mentality in learners who prematurely close the cycle of learning, before reflecting upon their feedback from summative assessment.