Sentence examples for contrary assessment from inspiring English sources

At Wednesday's hearing, Rep. Jahana Hayes (D-Conn). grilled DeVos on why she insists she doesn't have authority to make a decision about federal funding given her department's contrary assessment.

There were complicated reasons for this: for example, the "famous Seamus" brouhaha, which was starting up around this time, made a contrary assessment inevitable in the poet's home territory.

A common impression amongst philosophers appears to be that this criterion failed as well, but this judgement is by no means universally shared (for the majority view see Glymour 1980, for a contrary assessment see Sarkar 2001).

For example, when claiming that Iraq had sought to acquire aluminum tubes for uranium enrichment centrifuges, thus providing evidence of a weapons program, the administration disregarded the contrary assessment by experts at the Livermore, Los Alamos and Oak Ridge national laboratories, the scientists said.

And lest anyone say otherwise, Mr. Trump has already told supporters not to believe contrary assessments, anticipating more critical evaluations by journalists, not to mention partisan attacks by Democrats.

For contrary assessments see Brandwood (1990), 250 and Ledger (1989).

On the contrary: Americans' assessments of the war are grim.

Contrary to her assessment of herself, she rarely lets up on the court, coming up with bursts of speed and power on cue.

But the reality may be that — in spite of their public pronouncements to the contrary — Ms. Snowe's assessment more accurately reflects the sentiment of the six politicians who met together at the White House on Wednesday.

Contrary to the assessment of some of the gentlemen letter-writers, my reaction was not that of a personally and professionally frustrated matron.

To the contrary, a higher assessment in the somatic and environmental domains for group B (oral treatment).