Sentence examples for evaluate some of from inspiring English sources

"It does allow us to more carefully evaluate some of the options that are out there".

Before coming to any sort of conclusion, let's evaluate some of the other contenders.

We ought to create independent committees to evaluate some of the problems under Bush.

But several sources did try to evaluate some of his claims at the time.

"They voted to require students to analyze and evaluate some of the most important and controversial aspects of modern evolutionary theory".

"That's the sort of practical thing where we can help to evaluate some of the new approaches and spread that learning among employers".

In selecting and amassing such a radical variety of artists who explore and re-evaluate some of our most beloved and important works of art, the curator, Barbara Bloemink, seems to have raised revisionism to new heights.

"We think it's time to re-evaluate some of the areas that were previously left unavailable for leasing," Balash said in a call, according to a recording of the call obtained by The Washington Post.

Mark Mueller, a Pop Warner coach in Hoffman Estates, a suburb of Chicago, said the rules would affect coaches more than players, forcing them to re-evaluate some of their time-honored drills.

Do we need to work further to take the head out of the game?' " Mark Mueller, a Pop Warner coach in Hoffman Estates, a suburb of Chicago, said the rules would affect coaches more than players, forcing them to re-evaluate some of their time-honored drills.

This increase in environmental awareness has made the drilling mud service companies to re-evaluate some of the chemicals and materials used as additives for mud systems.