Sentence examples for strong assessments from inspiring English sources

I engaged in a bit of that, too, and would cite some strong assessments of the case for gnashing: see especially Michael Shear Ezra Klein, Rob Fournier, and Todd Purdum, among many others.

He pointed out three main areas in which his team is currently most invested: strong assessments that can really measure students'knowledgege take' on the site, increasing the content coverage and 'internationalizing' the site.

Harrington warned against the routinely strong assessment that Europe should see off Tom Watson's team.

Jonathan Glasson, for the home secretary, said: "The security service maintains their strong assessment that the appellant is a recruited (Russian Intelligence Service) agent.

Following IBM's strong assessment of the role of mobile in sales, Forrester chimes in with their own numbers to back this up: it says there are currently 213 million consumers who are expected to have smartphones in 2014.

Rasch analysis also provides a strong assessment of rating scale functioning.

Research has shown strong assessment reactivity in substance use outcome [ 20], meaning that patients who are exposed to assessment show improvement only for that reason.

Sound science instruction requires expertise in teaching (content knowledge and pedagogy), exemplary curricula, strong assessment, and a supportive system (e.g., administration, professional development).

In one of his strongest assessments of Mr. Bush, Mr. Gore said the administration had wasted an opportunity to rally international support after the attacks.

Future longitudinal studies that examine athlete cohorts and mental health outcomes longitudinally, while incorporating treatment/medication as time-varying covariates, will provide stronger assessments of these causal relationships.

A business traveler, who asked that his name not be used, had an even stronger assessment.