Sentence examples for make some determinations from inspiring English sources

However, he was able to make some determinations.

Olduvai and Koobi Fora fossils have allowed researchers to make some determinations about the anatomy of early humans.

"At some point I think the city needs to gain control [or] purchase the Pulse site and then make some determination, with a lot of input, on what a permanent memorial might look like," Mayor Buddy Dyer said in a radio interview Wednesday.

I think we have the opposite situation in this particular case, where the public health authorities may have information that may be of use and assistance to the animal health community in making some determination about how the disease progressed or the epidemiology of the disease.

"The president just said he's going to present a plan to Congress and work with Congress and then we'll make some final determination," he said.

And we as a society are going to have to make some very serious determinations in terms of what risks are we willing to accept.

In this case, that's the ability to look at an image and make some sort of determination about its contents – basically, it's teaching machines to make the sort of intuitive leaps that people naturally do.

"We will look at that, try to make some kind of factual determination and then decide what steps, if any, need to be taken".

Lately, my quest has been discovering what makes some people have determination and drive while others are content waiting.

At the least, H.M.O.'s, like traditional insurers, will in some fashion make coverage determinations, scrutinizing requested services against the contractual provisions to make sure that a request for care falls within the scope of covered circumstances (pregnancy, for example), or that a given treatment falls within the scope of the care promised (surgery, for instance).

Do some research before you make any determinations.