Sentence examples for evaluate more than from inspiring English sources

To pick 150 or so stocks, the managers evaluate more than 5,000 stocks in 30 markets each day.

She was supposed to evaluate more than 1,100 horses but was fired by the T.R.F.

But he added that he would not agree to revisions that limited his office's ability to evaluate more than 8,000 contracts a year.

She supervises a staff of 1,600 people who audit, investigate and evaluate more than $460 billion a year in federal spending.

He made the request in late April and the E.P.A. was supposed to respond in three months, but the agency said it had delayed its decision to evaluate more than 15,000 comments it received.

Mr. Cuomo said federal regulators needed to evaluate more than the condition of the reactors before making a decision, and to consider factors like evacuation plans, the operator's performance and the risk of terrorism.

Six weeks after the Federal Emergency Management Agency promised to re-evaluate more than 7,000 applications for disaster aid that it conceded might have been improperly rejected in the months after Sept. 11, the agency said today that it had granted 85 additional awards.

A20 NEW YORK/REGION B1-9 FEMA Still Slow to Grant Aid to Sept. 11 Victims The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which promised six weeks ago to re-evaluate more than 7,000 rejected applications for Sept. 11 disaster aid, said that it had granted 85 additional awards, but that 6,600 of the cases had yet to be reviewed.

Dr. Jane Hightower, a clinician and diagnostician in San Francisco, evaluated more than 100 patients who had vague, unexplained symptoms.

Indeed, Google asserts that a supercomputer network of 100 machines evaluates more than a million variables in milliseconds to pick which to display each time someone searches.

Mr. Feinberg, whose fund has evaluated more than one million claims from nearly 600,000 people and businesses, has paid out $6.1 billion to more than 225,000 of them.