Sentence examples for something to evaluate from inspiring English sources

So if they start to get unbelievable pitchers in Texas and they allow them to go past 110, 120, 130, 140 pitches, then you'll have something to evaluate.

"It's something you have to evaluate on a daily basis," Girardi said.

But the mental warping that can be brought on by the isolation of a long stay in Panjwai is certainly something real, and to evaluate its effects I know no substitute for being there.

The focus in developed nations has evolved from determining whether something works, to evaluating which works better, and whether it is worth the expenditure.

"If he falls on his face, it's something to re-evaluate".

The effectiveness of a combination of several of the proposed measures is also something to be evaluated in the future.

"Signability is something that we try to evaluate last.

It's hard to evaluate something when you can't discount for perspective.

But it's hard for people to evaluate something they rarely consume themselves.

It's something we'll continue to evaluate as we go on".

Outside experts were called in, but it is not easy during a crisis to evaluate something from scratch.