Sentence examples for bad assessment from inspiring English sources

On reflection, that wasn't a bad assessment of the present state of Iraq's cultural infrastructure.

That is not a bad assessment of Bernanke's role, and we should be most grateful for this honest account of it.

The point is made also that the much larger size of acute trusts renders them more vulnerable to having their overall rating dragged down by a bad assessment of one department – something that would not apply to a small care home or domiciliary service.

The variable ATB refers to the degree to which a person has a good or bad assessment or evaluation of the behaviour in question.

According to Ajzen and Fishbein (Ajzen et al. 1980), ATB is "person's good or bad assessment toward performing or not to perform certain behaviour" (Ajzen et al. 1980).

These are: 1. Attitude toward the behaviour (the degree to which a person has a good or bad assessment or evaluation of the behaviour in question);   2.

At Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual, employees also had the power to sanitize bad assessments.

"The group charged with correspondence audits has completed their work; they've charged the assessment; the problem is there are so many bad assessments in there, it's not fair to the taxpayers," says Hill.

A good assessment is required for a promotion, and even though bad assessments appear to be rare, promotions are not forthcoming, as they are contingent upon vacancies and the availability of financial resources.

On average, smoking was associated with a 6.2 percentage point increase in the probability of bad health assessment and a 6.1 percentage point reduction in the probability of good health assessment among men, ceteris paribus at a 5% significance level.

Many Congressional Republicans hate the IMF, in significant measure because they see the IMF as a Democrat-supported taxpayer-financed slush fund to bail out big private banks when their international bets go bad (which assessment is quite correct).