Sentence examples for sensible assessment from inspiring English sources
A more sensible assessment would note that the capital gains allowance for wealth creators has been doubled to £2m.
"When you're 18 you can't play the kid from Finding Neverland any more," is Highmore's sensible assessment of his situation.
"It would be ideal if Fukushima could steer us away from prophecies and towards a sensible assessment of market economics, climate science and nuclear risks.
Corporate short termism and capital markets' existing ground rules distort any sensible assessment of return on capital employed and capital created.
Elsewhere, there were instances of speculation about her state of mind, such as the Mail's piece, ""She never got over losing Paula at 11", but it was a sensible assessment of what Peaches had said and written about the subject.
(Not all the chief executives were in agreement on that point, however. Several privately told me, as one said, that "size, by default, increases risk". That seems a sensible assessment, but none of them contested Mr. Diamond's point out loud).
But over time host governments and international aid partners should make sensible assessments that focus on long-term needs in order to break the cycle of dependence.
When applied to the gene sets from the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) database (Kanehisa et al., 2006), the metrics were shown to be highly discriminative in terms of differentiating known coherent gene sets from random ones; when tested on gene sets derived from microarray analysis, the metrics provided biologically sensible assessments.
Likewise, the replicates allowed sensible quality assessment and the best two arrays for each mouse tissue and three arrays for each human tissue were selected for subsequent analyses.
More sensible, convincing assessments of the EU's importance in keeping Britain safe have come from Sir David Omand, former chief of GCHQ.
"No sensible reform of assessment can take place without clarity as to what is to be taught.
