Sentence examples for not only assessing from inspiring English sources

Banks can expect to have FSA staff not only assessing their risk management models, but also questioning their business models, takeover plans and senior staff appointments.

Yes, gender roles are changing, but when a man is dating a woman, he is generally not only assessing whether you'd be a good fit at home, but also in public.

In migratory predators, this means not only assessing their distribution and abundance over time, but also their movements between breeding, feeding and wintering areas.

However, there is an increasing appreciation for the importance of not only assessing total MAPT expression, but also alternative splicing.

Driessen et al. concluded that portfolio tasks in medical school were effective in not only assessing students' reflective skills but in developing them as well [ 7].

The current study of mild AD highlights the importance of not only assessing cognition at follow-ups, but also IADL capacity.

Further research to not only assess the quality of maternity care provisioning, but also to develop simple, replicable assessment tools and techniques that could be used to evaluate the quality of care provided at health facilities would be important.

He said countries must not only assess the need for concrete projects like building seawalls, but also make sure they can respond to climate-related threats.

Such studies could not only assess the strength of proposed policies, but also provide the evidence that practicing physicians need to get on board with changes.

With a report of your body's reaction to exercise, increased stress at work, overeating, episodic illness, lack of sleep, you can not only assess your vulnerability but understand what patterns in your life will most likely tip you over the edge.

In his compelling new book, "Second Chance: Three Presidents and the Crisis of American Superpower," Mr. Brzezinski not only assesses the short- and long-term fallout of the Iraq war, but also puts that grim situation in perspective with the tumultuous global changes that have taken place in the last two decades.