Sentence examples for decent assessment from inspiring English sources
UBS's own post mortem found that "at no stage" did managers have a decent assessment of its subprime exposure.
Andrew Benson's assessment: Looked decent when the Caterham was upgraded to his liking late in debut season.
Assessments like "decent, "not bad" and "pretty good" were knocked around like billiard balls.
Even in such cases, where risk assessments are supported by decent empirical evidence, it can be hard to make decisions on the basis of statistical probability.
Of course, this isn't a formal quantitative messaging assessment, but it is a decent proxy on just how much negative press this generated.
To guide policy and control measures, decent scientific data are needed for a comprehensive assessment of epidemiological, clinical and virological characteristics of the First Few hundred (FF100) cases.
The Candidates: While many ardent Democrats would disagree with this assessment, I personally consider John McCain to be an honorable, decent man.
Since I view a fairly decent economic outcome as the mostly likely scenario, I am sticking with my assessment that Obama is a justifiable favorite.
Andrew Benson's assessment: Big pressure on restructured McLaren to come up with a decent car after two years of dogs.
Decent article, although not as good as the 90 and 94 ones in terms of overall assessments of the tournament, but some good individual stories again.
