Sentence examples for evaluated forever from inspiring English sources

"The way that most teachers have been evaluated forever is completely unreliable," said Tim Daly, who leads TNTP, a consulting group that places new teachers and helps districts implement evaluations.

"I've been re-evaluating home runs forever," said Bob Boone, a former catcher who is manager of the Cincinnati Reds.

In essence, partners in a relationship are forever evaluating its worth and wondering if something better doesn't lie in other straw-stitched quarters.

But that is like forever evaluating James's career based on his leveraged decision to flee Cleveland for Miami — at this point failing to see the forest through the trees.

"We have followed the discussion attentively and evaluated all the pros and cons, but one cannot debate forever," Ms. Matviyenko said.

Doing anything at the highest level cannot be sustained forever, and Woods's past accomplishments have raised the bar not only for professional golf but for himself and how success is now evaluated on the PGA Tour.

The performance of HyperQuickSort on top of DGRP was evaluated both considering that non-recommended processes can later rejoin the DGRP and have tasks assigned and also considering that the non-recommended processes are removed forever from the DGRP.

Bernanke did say a few things that illuminated that this otherwise closed-off man may be thinking more carefully about how history will evaluate his time overseeing – and forever changing – the Federal Reserve and the nation's financial system.

"But nothing is forever and we'll have to evaluate it and discuss it as a board to look at potential solutions.

The only logical and intelligent way to evaluate this team is to assume that they'll forever be the Cubs.

But must we forever judge the future of American Judaism as if we were evaluating the health of an endangered species?