Sentence examples similar to first appraisals from inspiring English sources

The project had its first appraisal by the Greater London Authority (GLA) transport committee yesterday.

"You have a better chance of winning Powerball than getting a lender to abandon the first appraisal," Mr. Miller said.

The seller wanted $27 million for the land and timber rights, but the first appraisal that the Rigases obtained valued the timber rights at only $20 million, these people said.

Branford is facing another revaluation next year, because the 2002 revaluation was delayed after the first appraisal company did not finish the job, Mrs. Neal said.

She's also allegedly no looker – "That ugly mutt!" is Ryno's first appraisal – but clearly Asia Argento is neither old nor ugly.

In the first appraisal of Iran's nuclear program since President Obama took office, international inspectors have found that Iran recently understated by a third how much uranium it has enriched, United Nations officials said last week.

The first appraisal in February was what he called an "absurdly low number even knowing the impact of the past few years," so he asked the bank to send out another appraiser.

This study delivers a first appraisal of the technology and economics of a large-scale offshore hydrogen production platform with electrolysis using offshore wind energy.

In particular, a first appraisal is attempted of the so-called "component model," which is successfully developed and validated for static analysis.

On first appraisal, it might be easy to overlook her, a slender 4'11" (1.5-meter) brunette with unruly shoulder-length hair and a light, alto voice.

Other technological challenges (such as desalination) will be included but simplified so that the need of further research is shown and a first appraisal considering all technological parts can be given.