Sentence examples for that will be assessed from inspiring English sources

Yaya Touré was taken off against Spurs with a hamstring problem that will be assessed today.

The other, Kieran Dowell, was summoned for his senior debut after 10 minutes when Christian Atsu hobbled off with a hamstring tear that will be assessed on Friday.

He cited a Center Slope town house, now on the market for over $3 million, that will be assessed about $6,000 a year.

The Italian also lost his midfielder Michael Essien to a hamstring injury that will be assessed today, with the Ghanaian expected to miss Saturday's visit of Everton at the very least.

The England head coach, Eddie Jones, was among the spectators and saw his squad second-row Courtney Lawes, who was unlikely to be in the 23 to face Wales anyway, taken off before half-time with an ankle injury that will be assessed on Monday.

The ex-Bath and England lock, 34, is struggling with a pectoral injury that will be assessed before the final.

A large number of candidate disease-modifying therapies are under development [ 2]; the studies that will be assessing these therapies are increasingly incorporating a range of imaging and other biomarkers to understand better their effects and to show evidence of disease slowing.

In a speech to parliament yesterday Esther McVey MP, the welfare minister, declared that the PIPS will be 'more transparent, objective and fair,' and that 'everyone will be assessed as an individual.' However, Atos - the organisation that is implementing such assessments – appears to have not yet received this instruction.

My understanding is that individuals will be assessed on an individual basis against the published descriptors".

The amount of that compensation will be assessed by the court if it cannot be agreed".

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