Sentence examples for reasoned assessment from inspiring English sources

Enriching the informational base of democracy and making greater use of interactive public reasoning can contribute significantly to making democracy more workable, and also allow reasoned assessment of social welfare.

Mr. Boehner's forecast sounds more like a fundraising appeal than a reasoned assessment.

A more reasoned assessment might say Woakes had an outstanding match, his bowling the best suited to the conditions that demanded skiddy pace rather than that from tall, back-of-a-length bowlers.

A resident named Louise rejects being labeled a racist as she gives a heartfelt and reasoned assessment of what she sees as a diminished quality of life since the workers arrived.

But I stuck it out and was heartened to see Flannery abandon the rhetoric of shame and woe and turn to a more reasoned assessment of a young, intelligent species that finds itself in quite a predicament.

For a sober, reasoned assessment of where this country stands with regard to the many and varied problems of drug abuse, read Narcomania, which has the courage and the integrity to talk to dealers, addicts, policemen, and others at the sharp end.

Solutions such as those being built by UiPath addresses that issue: it creates AI-based systems — "robots" — that do the busywork of those tasks, freeing up employees' time to focus on work that AI systems and software cannot do: for example give reasoned assessments of invoices and other forms before they are processed.

The trained evaluators provided a reasoned qualitative assessment of GIGAME's effectiveness based on feedback from users (students and the instructor) as well as the RETAIN framework for assessing educational efficacy.

It might be due to two main reasons: assessment of writing skills only and use of local language in instruction as both the teacher educators and prospective teachers share same local language in Pakistan.

For this reason, assessment type was also excluded.

For this reason, assessment of the adequacy of oxygen supply to organs and tissues is essential.