Sentence examples for evaluating the legacies from inspiring English sources

This study aims at evaluating the legacies of this Olympic edition, with particular regard to the new public open spaces created and their sustainability.

The truth does matter, especially when it goes toward evaluating the legacy of one president and the fitness for office of a presidential contender.

Both are designed to develop and hone the skills necessary for reading the remains and evaluating the legacy of Greco-Roman antiquity and for thinking and writing about it with clarity and independence of mind.

One easy way to evaluate the legacies of North Korean dictators Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il is to compare their country's economic performance with South Korea's over the past four decades.

These essays evaluate the legacies of his particular brand of cultural studies and demonstrate how other scholars and activists have utilized his thinking in their own research.

Timothy B. Lee: How do you evaluate the legacy of the Church Committee?

No sane person would presume to evaluate the legacy of a four-­year-old.

Within this context, this work aims at evaluating the real sustainable legacies of the London 2012 Olympic Park after the reopening of the area and assessing its social, economic, environmental, physical, and governance-related impacts, by performing a post-occupancy evaluation of the area.

Specifically, this study aimed to evaluate the biological legacy effects of continuous fumigation.

"If you don't evaluate the dangerous legacy of asbestos you don't know how much contamination still exists in the United States," Reinstein told Newsweek.

Allendorf et al. (1997) suggested that the 'native assemblage' of which a population is part of could be used to evaluate the ecological legacy of that population for conservation prioritization.