Sentence examples for evaluating how it from inspiring English sources

Bob Kaufman, a spokesman for Dell, said, "This is an evolving story and Dell is evaluating how it can best deliver software to its customers".

Intel is already integrating SAM's tech into its hardware, and ADT is evaluating how it can do so right now, said Sivan Rauscher, the CEO who first cut her teeth working on cybersecurity in the Israeli army before co-founding SAM with CTO Eilon Lotem and Vice Chairman Shmuel Chafets.

This school year, they are evaluating how it works in a handful of classrooms in Massachusetts.

That NHTSA has been evaluating how it will regulate driverless cars for the past eight months, and will release guidance in the near future.

These tools have not only supported the estimation of capacity consumed but also have helped in evaluating how it has been utilised and how it can be better utilised.

It's also very possible that Disney's still evaluating how it would position Marvel and Star Wars dedicated subscription services, something it's been rumored to have mulled in the past.

The EFL, which insists the deal sustainably safeguards all its clubs, has said it will re-evaluate how it engages "to ensure that we move forward in a collaborative way in the future".

As a result, it is re-evaluating how it conducts inspections along the pipeline.

If the university was serious about changing alcohol rules in an effort to stop sexual assaults, then administrators should be re-evaluating how it regulates fraternity parties and social events for athletes, Dauber added.

"Every campaign, we look back at the program and evaluate how it worked," she said.

The department has re-evaluated how it distributes officers and is focusing them in areas with heavy gang activity, where most of the homicides occur.