Sentence examples for assessment suggested from inspiring English sources

While visual assessment suggested uniformity, we used these values to more rigorously assess this.

A government assessment suggested 285,000 working fathers would be eligible to take the leave, but only 2%to8%8% would do so.

Ms. Weinstein said the historical society's first assessment suggested that the problems of toxicity and removal were so formidable that only part of the exhibit could be saved.

James F. O'Sullivan, chief economist for MF Global, said the central bank's assessment suggested that worries about the economy falling into another deep downturn were unfounded.

Following the arrest, a mental-health assessment suggested Chucky had problems with drugs and alcohol and noted his difficulty controlling his anger.

The environmental assessment suggested additional options, including reducing the number of permits to 120 or removing the cables altogether.

What did the army's assessment suggest to Palestinians?

Further evidence gathered by the commission – including a damning environmental assessment – suggests any further reprieve will only be temporary.

"The downgrade in their assessment suggests they are arguably marginally less optimistic," said Richard Jerram, an economist at ING Barings in Tokyo.

But Mr. Paracha's assessment suggests that he did not deny militant connections at the highest level.

(A realistic assessment suggests that the proposal would actually increase the deficit).