Sentence examples for assessment roughly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Siegler said that many co-op boards have used the savings generated by the abatement program to increase the working capital of the building by levying an assessment roughly equivalent to the abatement due to all eligible tenant-shareholders.

The relativist about epistemic modals takes appearance here to be reality, and holds that, in addition to worlds (and maybe times), propositions can sometimes differ in their truth-value relative to contexts of assessment (roughly, the context in which the proposition is being considered).

I also understand the need to uncover what went wrong, but do you have enough information to make a valid assessment, roughly one month after the election?

Finally, the analysis of decline in cognitive function was based on 2 assessments roughly 5 years apart.

The app is split between a multipage stress assessment and roughly 90 minutes of videos, and the videos, especially, render nicely on the iPad's screen.

There is already an outcry over the state of the work capability assessment, with roughly one in six of all assessments successfully appealed against, at a cost to the Tribunals Service, and the taxpayer, of more than £75m per year.

Classification assessment took roughly 30 to 45 minutes at the 1996 Summer Paralympics.

This assessment takes roughly 1 min and is repeated in order to calculate precision.

But they said they believed that agents had continued to open assessments at roughly the same pace since then.

The total assessment was for roughly the same amount as the real property tax abatement that residential tenants in the building received.

The two assessment methods yielded roughly comparable results.