Sentence examples for really assess from inspiring English sources

When you receive feedback, take the time to distinguish facts from assessments so you can really assess the value of what that person is saying.

"Give it a year and really assess it.

What you want to do is really assess if there are any credible threats out there".

DB Together with Unesco we made a tool to really assess the quality of the education.

But this is something we can't really assess at this time, since we can't read the disclosure schedules.

You cannot really assess the sound, texture and balance of an orchestra from an outdoor amplified concert.

This process would be facilitated if people could really assess the complex multisensory variables of the environment, such as those represented by the acoustic and visual parameters.

"We can't really assess the significance and don't know the full extent of activity that could be going on there or with others of Iraq's neighbors".

And yet how often do we really enumerate those freedoms, really assess their costs and count up the obligations they imply?

Asked whether she believed the media had treated her differently to her co-presenter, Greig said: "I have only just started to really assess this now.

"There are issues that are more complex than the general population sometimes can really assess appropriately," said Carol Lindstrom, the marketing director for an energy efficiency company.