Sentence examples for assessment suggests from inspiring English sources

This intelligence assessment suggests that such a move would be risky.

Recent educational assessment suggests that the answer may be a painful no.

This preliminary assessment suggests that there are benefits to an online-while-on-campus course format.

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

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).

This assessment suggests that nano-silica currently poses no risk to aquatic organisms in surface waters.

Kennedy told the Guardian: "The paradox is that the government's own impact assessment suggests the policy will not deliver its objective.

The Airports Commission's own assessment suggests that Heathrow could employ 14,000 fewer staff in 2030 without expansion, but does not predict closure.

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

Promising signs The council's resource assessment suggests the new guideline will lead to a slight overall reduction in lengths of sentences and some cost savings.