Sentence examples for evaluating not to from inspiring English sources

It also raised again the question of whether readers should consider the real-life actions of authors when evaluating (not to mention purchasing) their books.

These tutors go through rigorous interviews and subject-by-subject tests to evaluate not only their knowledge on a topic but their confidence level to be able to run a session.

Yet in order to discern a Christ-figure, it's necessary to evaluate not only who Jesus is but also the work that he does.

Now that the stakes of tests have been raised and the scores are used to evaluate not only schools but individual teachers, it's the teachers that are demanding time to prep students for tests.

Still, he acknowledged, "the ongoing economic shock inspired us to evaluate not only the shorter-term capital campaign but also strategies for sustainable operation".

The committee has looked behind the intelligence community's assessments to evaluate not only the quantity and quality of the intelligence upon which it has based those assessments, but also whether or not those assessments themselves were reasonable.

The framework integrates both product designers and stakeholders to evaluate not only the product features but also its environmental burden.

A questionnaire was constructed to evaluate not only annoyance reactions and sleep disturbance effects of noise, but also more long-term effects on psycho-social well-being (PSW).

For effective maintenance of concrete structures, it is necessary to evaluate not only the values of mechanical properties but also the degree of damage.

To evaluate not only the efficacy of the treatment, but also the efficiency, dye removal must be complemented by other objective target.

These assessments are performed quarterly and allow the program staff to evaluate not only the young person's growth on a specific skill, but also the variety of skills the Intern is exposed to.