Sentence examples for enough assessment from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the Bronx experiment worry that the department has not done a sophisticated enough assessment of the homebound.

A true enough assessment, if not the most sophisticated marginalia to show for one of the most profound reading experiences of my life.

Even if you believe that most of that should be on the players rather than the coach, a fair enough assessment probably, it's clear that the best you can say about Kerr is that he hasn't been helping.

I experience enough assessment each day; in this space, I tried to turn it off.

It's a fair enough assessment, I suppose, until you consider that my colleagues and I were in charge of a multi-million dollar paper, working late into the night covering a campus racked with issues and struggling to maintain the integrity of our product while the looming specter of industry downturn threatened our solvency and well-being.

However, it is only the report of this case and lack of enough assessment to the median and long term functional outcome of the shoulder.

Another problem: the bank's mandate forbids it from dabbling in local politics—and that can mean failing to make sober enough assessments about what is really going in the countries where it is pushing out money.

The biggest mistake we've made so far, he thinks, is that we have focused so much on technology but not enough on assessment.

Participants also discussed the lack of relationship with healthcare providers, not enough proper assessment of needs, and lack of regular monitoring of medication.

Long-term biological effects are unknown at this time because e-cigarettes have not been in widespread use long enough for assessment.

With regard to barriers and facilitators, there was not enough systematic assessment to do sub-analyses, such as examining whether or not identified barriers and facilitators differed by focus (IPV or CM) or KT recipient.