Sentence examples for make particular assessments from inspiring English sources

There may be good moral reasons why specific consequences should not be counted when we make particular assessments of outcomes; to take an example unrelated to my concerns here, many would say that the sadistic pleasure one person gets from the suffering of another counts as no reason whatever against relieving that suffering, even if in most cases pleasure is a good to be promoted.

Subsequently, a detailed assessment, making particular reference to co-morbidities, patient specific characteristics etc., is made.

The United States have made particular progress.

In this sense, VuWiki supports scholars in determining the explicit and implicit assumptions made in a particular assessment with respect to a comparative reference system.

The main reason for obtaining acceptable results in the event calendar method may be due to the authors not mentioning EBF during the particular assessment, making mothers not obligatory to report the actual situation.

Besides the studies of past earthquakes in particular regions, seismologists have attempted to make global assessments of probable maximum earthquake size.

Ghaninejad said that it had become impossible to make detailed assessments of, say, the unemployment rate in a particular sector.

This would enable the physician to make risk assessments based on a single algorithm without any particular scoring systems.

How do some people make the assessment that this particular assassination was an "attack on Christianity," when the assailant stated that he specifically went to the church to kill black people and start a race war?

Never mind that this particular assessment needed more work.

We have to make these assessments deliberately".