Sentence examples for assessments too from inspiring English sources

But just as some earlier intelligence estimates before the war have proved incorrect, specialists acknowledge that the current assessments, too, are inevitably imperfect.

He hopes the ruling might encourage a review of viability assessments too, the confidential financial reports that appear to allow developers to plead poverty and dodge their affordable housing obligations.

In those assessments, too, General Jones seemed to distance himself from the more somber views of Gen. McChrystal, who has said that success against the Taliban is not a sure thing and that if the Taliban regained power, Afghanistan could once again be used as a terrorist base.

Besides TKI, there are other useful assessments too, such as the Rahim Organizational Conflict Inventory-II (ROCI-II) and the Kraybill Conflict Style Inventory.

But Ms. Smith had an assessment, too.

Analysts were divided in their assessment too.

Is self assessment too taxing to do it yourself?

(Ketchum made an assessment, too, noting that Payne's delirium was "moderately severe").

But then, the standard political evocation of America's bright future is in some sense a faith-based assessment, too.

Richard Brody, a retired political scientist at Stanford University, said the flaw was in trying to make a definitive assessment too early, before opposition had coalesced.

But soon agents will be allowed to use those techniques for one kind of assessment, too: when they are evaluating a target as a potential informant.