Sentence examples for properly evaluating from inspiring English sources

He declares something to be true, and everyone's supposed to accept it without properly evaluating the hard evidence".

The new Chicago program poses questions: How does one institute a system when certain principals may be clueless about properly evaluating teachers?

The head of Air One, Carlo Toto, complained that the government had made the choice without properly evaluating his offer and said that Italy was selling off a strategic asset in a fire sale.

"Despite the earnest and well-meaning efforts by officials in both administrations, properly evaluating detainees and ensuring that their cases were handled appropriately by receiving countries was, and remains, a challenge," the report said, portraying "domestic political pressures" and a "desire to earn good will abroad" as having led executive branch officials into recklessness.

However, these studies mostly focus on functional results without properly evaluating residual postoperative malpositioning using 3D imaging techniques.

It is obvious to say that properly evaluating performance of an entire wireless network is a very hard task.

The International Gustav Mahler Society has just initiated a study to properly evaluate the Israel score.

That's just not a large enough sample size to properly evaluate the entire league.

Of course, you cannot properly evaluate an operatic voice heard through a crackling body microphone.

"The movie was never properly evaluated in America because of the press and their reaction to Michael Cimino," says Steven Bach.

He calls instead for a "piecemeal" approach, in which specific programs can be properly evaluated and individual agencies held accountable.