Sentence examples for make a proper assessment from inspiring English sources

The analysis in the PAC report fails to make a proper assessment of this.

Sources said it would take time to make a proper assessment.

It may take years, even generations, to make a proper assessment.

The MPC still won't have enough information in August to make a proper assessment of the post-Brexit economic situation.

"He shows no obvious signs of mental illness from a distance, but the public is not allowed close enough to make a proper assessment.

"Government needs to address concerns around its intentions, definitions and costs to enable industry to make a proper assessment of the bill and help arliament scrutinise the complex proposals.

But it is a film that, like Psycho (to which it inevitably nods at one point), we will need to revisit before making a proper assessment.

For instance, probes corresponding to gains (which on average have higher intensities) are generally 'over-normalized' making a proper assessment of gains more difficult.

The report does not identify the group and says it is difficult to make a proper threat assessment without knowing where the paralysing agent was obtained, what it consists of and how it would be included in the munitions.

You need to do a proper assessment so that you can actually make a nursing differential diagnosis, refer if necessary, then make a proper treatment plan up for that individual and then follow them through.

I wanted to make a proper recognition of his work".