Sentence examples for telling evaluation from inspiring English sources

The 'most significant change' technique was used, which is an informal 'story telling' evaluation approach that involves asking respondents about their perceptions of the most significant changes resulting from a project.

"The project proposals by and large were awful," one board member told an evaluation team in 1998.

Three months after signing the bill, which calls for annual testing of elementary school students, Mr. Bush defended the required evaluations, telling students and teachers, "If you are afraid to be held accountable, something must be going wrong".

A fourth grader at a Middlesex County elementary school has been suspended and ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation after telling a classmate he was going to "shoot" another student with a wad of paper launched from a rubber band, The Times of Trenton reported yesterday.

At the first antenatal contact, mothers were told about the evaluation and asked if they had an email address, as the evaluation survey would mainly be conducted on-line.

But what did the evaluation tell us?

After Cormier lost his first match at the 2006 world championships, Jackson gave him a brutally honest evaluation, told him that if something did not change, then nothing ever would.

Christine Fox, the director of the Pentagon's office of cost assessment and program evaluation, told senators last week that the estimated maintenance and support costs for the F-35 were about 33 percent higher than for the military's older F-16s and F-18s.

Conspiracy-minded Mexicans have suggested that criminal organizations are somehow blocking the signals, but Alberto Islas, a security analyst and the director of the firm Risk Evaluation, told VICE News that this idea doesn't really make sense.

Researchers worked with more than 50,000 sources of information, including data from vital registrations, verbal autopsy studies, and child death surveillance, lead study author Theo Vos of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation told VICE News.

And as for the danger of stoned drivers, Eduardo Romano, of the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, told Times reporter Maggie Koerthataker that while that marijuana contributes to the risk of getting in a crash, "its contribution is not as important as was expected".