Sentence examples for day of assessing from inspiring English sources
In a day of assessing and placing blame, and of surveying what suddenly seemed like a bleak future for the city's dominant party, things turned so bad that Judith Hope, the state Democratic Party chairwoman, suggested that one of the party's candidates for governor should drop out to avoid a reprise of this year's racially charged primary campaigns.
There is another day of assessing the fallout from college conference reshuffling, which revolves around the Pacific-10's failure to completely redraw the map.
"It's been 7 days a week, 12 hours a day," Mr. Santo said as he spent an evening applying online for city permits to make repairs after a long day of assessing the damage the storm did to outlets, circuit breakers and panel boxes in Red Hook.
On this "Day Of Assessing The Fallout" of yesterday's "Day Of Cheney Straight Up Givin' A Speech The Same Day As Obama, IT'S ON!" I nearly forgot to mention the biggest piece of leftover controversy: how does Dick Cheney pronounce his last name?
The next day will be of assessing the present environment to see how much science can be done in such a compromised position.
In the end, it may be a matter of assessing day-to-day reality.
We measured street-level noise in the summer of 2010 at a large number of locations, and across different times of day, to assess spatial and temporal variations in noise levels.
One way of assessing Saturday night's Sydney Roosters v St George Illawarra match – and it's the one adopted by Roosters coach Trent Robinson – is that the Tricolours' 30-22 victory was built on defence "and was a step in the right direction".
In advance, the within-day intra-rater reliability of assessing hamstring flexibility by PKE ROM was established.
The use of an unselected, community-based sample, the highly reproducible volumetric method of assessing SAT and VAT, and the sample size sufficient to power multivariable analyses comparing the relative magnitudes of association strengthen our study.
The aim of the study was to evaluate the efficacy of two balanced anaesthetic regimens with respect to recovery of early post-operative cognitive function at the day of operation (assessed as attentiveness and memory; this was the primary criterion) and emergence profile (assessed as the recovery index; this was the secondary criterion).
