Sentence examples for assessment pointing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lungren disputed the assessment, pointing out that Mr. Bera and groups supporting him outspent the congressman in 2010.
Others disagreed with that assessment, pointing to detailed testimony during the trial, the report of Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission and documents declassified by the United States government.
Ms. Ripa agreed with the assessment, pointing to a particular instance during Mr. Strahan's auditioning phase that convinced her and others he was right for the job.
They added that the new assessment, pointing to a possible attack by Sunday, is based on new information received from American and overseas law enforcement and intelligence agencies, and a more refined look at the intelligence that prompted Thursday's alert.
Kevin Madden, a Republican strategist and former adviser to 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney, offered a more charitable assessment, pointing not only to Trump's visit to the Oval Office but also his consideration of Romney as secretary of state.
Also under scrutiny is Tillerson's ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid wider probes of Russian influence following a CIA assessment pointing to Russian computer hacking during the presidential race.
And alarmingly, the assessment pointed to widespread accounts of security forces preventing Rohingya from reach markets and their crops.
The 2015 probabilistic assessment pointed to between 176 billionP9090) and 273 billion (P10) barrels of recoverable resources.
While it does not name those responsible, the assessment points fingers in unmistakable directions.
Such an assessment points to a fundamentally flawed understanding of the idea of a corporation.
Some entrepreneurs assume a business assessment points out what's wrong with their business.
