Sentence examples for evaluating why from inspiring English sources

Dr. Shirakawa is diplomatic in raising the question of culture in evaluating why Japan, immensely rich with more than a century of universal education and the world's second largest economy, performs more like a modestly endowed middle-ranking country.

The regulator decided on the rules after evaluating why some banks fared better in the credit crisis, concluding that holding plenty of "truly liquid" assets was essential to survival.

Burdens that the Commission discounted in the past are now given credence without evaluating why prior decisions are being jettisoned.

Instead of evaluating why Entourage is shit, let's ask why it once worked.

Yet, while portraying Assange as a somewhat unstable and unreliable fellow, Keller leaves out his own background which would be relevant for readers evaluating why Keller might take such a dismissive attitude toward WikiLeaks' revelations of war crimes in Iraq.

We'd encourage him to shift his focus a bit, first evaluating why his original bill failed to ever gain any sort of measurable support from the tens of thousands of Colorado voters who are medical marijuana patients and caregivers.

(Section Framework evaluation) evaluates why the paradigm of autonomous agents is valuable for incident detection in cloud environments and how the presented SAaaS architecture addresses the presented cloud security issues.

The in-service teachers define their evaluation in terms of who to evaluate why to evaluate, what to evaluate, how to evaluate and when to evaluate.

You should also evaluate why your application came up short and look for help to identify areas of weakness.

This week's issue of The Economist evaluates why he won and what to expect in the coming years.

Don't lose faith, keep at it, evaluate why previous attempts have been unsuccessful, ask for detailed feedback and most of all don't take it personally.