Sentence examples for start to evaluate from inspiring English sources

A good place to start to evaluate your customer is by looking at your competitors.

This trend risks undermining those institutions, as both sides start to evaluate them by political leaning rather than merit.

"Now that we have a tool to look directly at a variety of different functional activities, you can go in and start to evaluate other markers that may be better predictors of killing.

Furthermore, when you start to evaluate these films not as superhero movies (as in, "It was pretty good for a superhero movie") but as simply movies, selecting three cinematic triumphs becomes awfully difficult.

"When a brand asks us to share we start to evaluate the impact of that action on our friendships?

You start to evaluate even small things differently.

Now localities are just starting to evaluate voting machine companies as they scramble to put machines in place in time for the 2007 election.

Cynthia Brown, a spokeswoman for the Nassau County Department of Health, said her department "started to evaluate new day care sites in 1999 to see if they were adjacent to any potential environmental hazards like gas stations or dry cleaners".

A prospective, pilot trial was started to evaluate the effect of a sirolimus-based immunosuppressive regimen on acute and chronic rejection in de novo lung transplant patients.

The campaign is spending heavily in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina — all of which have contests in February — and starting to evaluate strategies for a dozen states that have primaries or caucuses on March 1.

We're just starting to evaluate the system by gathering data to better formulate the effects". "I think the plus/minus system or some altered form will be permanent," Balsley said.