Sentence examples for fascinating assessment from inspiring English sources
In October 2014 scientists in MIT, led by Sydney Do, produced a fascinating assessment of the feasibility of the Mars One mission plan.
He was a huge advocate of Olympic golf and the 37-year-old used these pages in April to offer a fascinating assessment of why the USA have regularly fallen short in the Ryder Cup. Watson believes so much focus is placed upon making that team that when it actually comes to taking on Europe, energy and attention have been lost.
Most fascinating is Thavis's generous assessment of Benedict XVI, whom he sees as an almost tragic figure, whose accomplishments and good intentions are overshadowed by gaffes and missteps.
Such approaches have to be assessed on their own merits, not accepted merely because they're counterintuitive or receive a lot of attention, as new assessments of the controversial and fascinating Nixon tend to do.
Probably the most fascinating feature of the Weleet model is the Totem assessment tool.
Still more fascinating, the effect of a warm drink can radically alter our assessments of people and situations, which is why the old Jewish panacea of chicken soup is likely to be a genuine pick-me-up.
The last quarter of the book — devoted to an assessment of potential conflicts with China over trade policy, resources and energy — is often fascinating but has curiously little to do with the main narrative.
The more-fascinating but controversial aspect of outcome prediction is the possibility of helping guide decision making and risk assessment for individual patients [ 4].
