Sentence examples for begun to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Some analysts have begun to evaluate the potential impact of carbon caps on stock prices.
Still, a cottage industry on Wall Street has begun to evaluate these questions.
The company had begun to evaluate the skills of welfare recipients and then had tried, sometimes through training, to place them in private-sector jobs.
The city has only just begun to evaluate the options, so making a decision – much less carrying it out – could take several years.
On Monday, the department sent a letter to certain members of the House Judiciary Committee, in response to inquiries, saying that, while it wouldn't want to confirm the existence of any investigation, it had begun to "evaluate certain issues" that the representatives had raised, "including the sale of Uranium One, alleged unlawful dealings related to the Clinton Foundation, and other matters".
In this study, we have begun to evaluate this instrument's clinimetric characteristics.
Data from the initial implementation of these tools were then examined (a) to attempt to evaluate the effectiveness of our teaching and (b) to begin to evaluate the actual tool for its utility in our evaluation process.
Boards intrude to such an extent that they begin to evaluate faculties or suggest curriculum changes.
The small plane will continue to surveil the city for a few more weeks, when the department will begin to evaluate whether to enter into a permanent agreement.
"After the initial reaction of shock and sorrow for the people of New York and Washington, we immediately began to evaluate whether Charlotte could become a possible target," Mayor Pat L. McCrory said.
