Sentence examples for contemporary assessment from inspiring English sources

The three principal approaches to the contemporary assessment of property are rental value, capital value, and market value.

From the historic — "How could such a civilized society have produced the Holocaust?" — to the contemporary assessment that Germany is the tightwad of the euro-zone, even while its own economy booms.

Therefore, a somewhat unorthodox approach to this concept has been chosen, one in which historical reflection and contemporary assessment will be used to compare and contrast philosophies that address the issues of concern.

It's not a simple case of "you had to be there," as any contemporary assessment of director Yu Suzuki's Shenmue series to date (two commercially released games proper, a canned MMO and a smartphone title that bombed without reaching the West) goes somewhat deeper than that surface-scraping assessment of the situation.

This contemporary assessment of the weakness of the eastern walls has been confirmed by modern archaeological excavation – in places it was only 0.76 m (2.49 feet) thick, compared to a typical thickness in other English town walls of around 1 m (3.28 feet).

Our study provides a contemporary assessment of guideline-concordant prescribing in both VHA hospital wards and ICUs.

Even contemporary assessments, which are on balance more negative than those of a generation ago, are replete with contradictions.

Now consider some contemporary assessments of fine wines by four of the world's preeminent wine critics: "Smoke, roasted meat and tobacco on the nose…" "Expressive aromas of… licorice, fresh blood, leather and earth…".

Considering the situation now, in comparison to what has come before, it's this intellectual exchange that Seth feels is lacking in contemporary assessments of nightlife.

Observed blood lead concentrations of up to 3.8 µg/dL, and daily means of 2.3 and 2.2 µg/dL in the experimental animals, do approach what is considered significant with respect to adverse effects in humans by contemporary assessments [35], [36].

Contemporary assessments of everyday competence have to account for these lifestyle conditions, which are now typically found among older adults.