Sentence examples for has this assessment from inspiring English sources

The BBC's James Reynolds has this assessment of the views of Syria's most influential friends.

The BBC's Mark Mardell, who has been travelling with President Obama, has this assessment of the visit.

Next week he retires, and our Economics Editor Stephanie Flanders has this assessment of his economic legacy.

As the corporate reporting season gets under way, the BBC's Michelle Fleury has this assessment of what it might mean for the markets in the coming weeks.

Scott saw Diop work out last week and had this assessment: "He's big, got a lot of potential, light on his feet, moves extremely well, has great touch, but I think he's a year or so away".

Venus Williams was back at her hotel watching her sister's match Tuesday and had this assessment of what Henin must do to beat her: "Serena and I, we play different, even though we're both very powerful.

John Farrell, the Red Sox manager and their former pitching coach, had this assessment of Lester: "I thought he had a very good cutter, particularly some backdoor cutters to some right‑handers.

Having this assessment framework, managers can find a way to evaluate their readiness to expand abroad more effectively.

A clinical neurological assessment was performed in all 60 infants at 3 5 hours (3.1 ± 0.4 hours) and only two infants had this assessment performed after 4 hours.

Several other participants suggested it was useful to have this assessment and were grateful for the 'breathing space' they were given if they were declared not fit to work (P19, female, 50s).

The median (IQR) SF-36 PFS score at 12 months in the 146 patients who survived (out of a possible 156 patients who were available for follow-up at 12 months) and had this assessment done was 55 (25 80).