Sentence examples for having it evaluated from inspiring English sources

"Having it evaluated can be seen as highly threatening," Still, organizations like The Leapfrog Group, whose members include large employers trying to improve health care, are considering using similar methods to help patients identify safer hospitals for surgery.

The woman considered discarding the painting to salvage its frame, but instead made an appointment to have it evaluated in July by the Potomack Co auction house in Alexandria, Virginia, said its fine arts director Anne Norton Craner.

Still another possible reason: Reporters and editors don't take the GOP jobs plan seriously enough to have it evaluated by independent experts.

Instead, it is a good idea to have it evaluated every three to five years and maintain a healthy lifestyle and regular exercise, reports the March 2009 issue of the Harvard Heart Letter.

The course will provide participants with the chance to craft an Introduction to a current paper or proposal and have it evaluated in light of the ideal structure we define.

The fee-based service allows writers to upload a screenplay and have it evaluated by one of 100 freelance script readers.

We're also opening anonymous send-ins to Spain, so anyone, anywhere in the world would be able to send in their substance and have it evaluated," he says.

If you are worried about endometrial cancer or if you notice any abnormal vaginal bleeding — such as bleeding after menopause, bleeding between periods or unusual blood-tinged discharge — make an appointment to see your doctor to have it evaluated.

In the statement, India said that after it had evaluated implementation of the pledge, it would "respond appropriately and positively".

Midwest responded by asking shareholders to take no action until it had evaluated the offer.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced on Monday that it had evaluated the application by Exelon for a license extension, and had decided that it merited review.