Sentence examples for be able to objectively from inspiring English sources

"We want to be able to objectively identify that.

It means that auditors should be able to objectively assess whether publicly traded companies are telling the truth about their finances.

"The district attorney's office works way too closely with the local police department and individual officers to be able to objectively look at these cases," he said.

Auditor independence is a cornerstone of the capital market and it shows that auditors should be able to objectively assess whether publicly traded companies are telling truth about their finances.

"We are about to evaluate the program and will be able to objectively respond on the impact," said Dr. Mpolai M. Moteetee, the director general of health services in Lesotho.

Without this knowledge, students will not be able to objectively assess the theory of evolution.

For instance, so-called "exaggeration" effects7 caused by individuals not being able to objectively report their well-being would be captured by our error term (Frey and Stutzer, 2002).

Thus, there is a need to develop a technique that is able to objectively classify internal quality of chestnuts.

But until recently we had never been able to objectively record such cues as data that we could then mine to understand why teams click.

Thus, there is a need to develop a technique that is able to objectively discern between tip and stem pieces, after asparagus has been processed (cut).

We spent a great deal of time analyzing 10 years of Round 1 draft picks from 2000-2009, and the conclusion we were able to objectively draw was that General Managers overpay for the right to pick ahead of their peers.