Sentence examples for now appraising from inspiring English sources

She had the Wal-Mart card open and was now appraising it from the passenger's seat.

Mr. Coen's own sunny two-story house at Jackson Meadow, built four years ago for $350,000, is now appraised at $650,000.

Where policy work and language skills were all, diplomats are now appraised on their "strategic awareness" and ability to "communicate and influence".

But it is a sentiment that pretty much describes the way Wall Street's security analysts now appraise Fannie Mae, the giant mortgage company.

A Ukrainian official said that Kiev was now appraised of all separatist positions in the city, and would attack them using "special high-precision weapons" if the separatists did not surrender.

Objectives: We now appraise patterns of systemic inflammation to identify blood inflammatory biomarkers that could detect VAP or ventilator-associated tracheobronquitis (VAT).

Pieces like "Let Us Now Appraise Famous Writers"—in which she revealed that a correspondence course claiming to teach students how to write was actually a celebrity-endorsed racket are as potent today as they were 40 years ago.

The county will now survey and appraise the property.

Robert Kennedy's papers are now being appraised by Sotheby's, which has long ties to the Kennedy family, two people with direct knowledge of the confidential arrangements said.

This large scale investigation can now be appraised, but the best methodology to do it is a disputed scientific issue [2] [5], with some literary perspectives [6], [7].

However, in adalimumab trials, it has largely been replaced by the ASAS criteria and is now frequently appraised as a secondary outcome.