Sentence examples for make a true assessment from inspiring English sources

The Vietnamese government meddles in its economy so much, they claim, that it is impossible to make a true assessment of the local producers' costs.

On the other hand, the strength of our study is the long duration of lithium administration given to our patients, which allows us to make a true assessment of the long-term effects of lithium on kidney function.

In this case, another broker is trying to get a true assessment of Internet Capital Group ICGEE).

The storm is expected to continue to whip the eastern part of the state until early Wednesday - and only after that can a true assessment be made of its impact.

Starting from completely simulated data rather than making alterations to existing registry data allows a true assessment of the impact of the various errors that are introduced and ensures that there is an appropriate comparison to the 'perfect' cancer registry.

I don't think that is a true assessment of humanity, but for hatchetmen like Velcoro -- and Semyon -- it certainly starts to feel true.

The nation is in state of shock, and a true assessment of the economy cannot be made a week after the attack.

Neither the GOB nor the contractors have released an environmental impact assessment, and our contacts are skeptical that a true assessment will ever be conducted.

Yet at 20, he had never made a true friend.

Making a true version is not trivial.

Borgnine gives him 15 minutes to make a safety assessment.