Sentence examples for is only appraising from inspiring English sources

The Russian government has not actually seized Yuganskneftegaz; so far, the government is only appraising the subsidiary in preparation for a sale.

Despite this concept of fatty heart having been described for the first time more than 300 years ago, its implications on cardiac function were only appraised in the second half of the 20th century with the development of echocardiography [ 44, 45].

Singer tries to avoid this conclusion by appealing to the role of appraisal: it is only because we appraise another as having certain virtues and vices that we come to bestow value on him.

The scientific situation of art therapy is currently characterized by the fact that existing knowledge and research is only marginally collected and systematically appraised, and thus is troublesome and patchy to research.

Second, as meta-analysis is only as valid as studies included, it is undeniably important to appraise study quality.

A painting's "tactile values", as Berenson called them, are only too palpable when Jones appraises the mammaries of Titian's models or the "bulging codpiece" of a figure in Giorgione.

The college admissions process is primarily an academic evaluation and students' personal characteristics are only considered after their scholastic performance has been appraised.

Once such a concept is accepted and a peer is selected, his weight system not only appraises all DMUs efficiencies but becomes the transfer price system of the whole group.

"Roger Ebert was a passionate critic who understood that he needed to not only appraise films but be a champion of cinema," Weinstein said.

Nice, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, often described as the NHS's rationing body, is not involved because it can only appraise and recommend proven, licensed drugs.

Mr. Craig's are openly appraising: What do you want?