Sentence examples for thing to evaluate from inspiring English sources
"They are one thing to evaluate if you are seeing increased costs year over year".
"Most colleges start recruiting a guy in the first five minutes they see him because he runs really fast, jumps really high, does the quick, easy thing to evaluate".
The main thing to evaluate before switching to a green car, however, is lifestyle.
University of San Francisco coach Rex Walters opined that the NCAA drafting rules hurt Lin: "Most colleges start recruiting a guy in the first five minutes they see him because he runs really fast, jumps really high, does the quick, easy thing to evaluate".
Wine and fine fragrances are the most difficult things to evaluate; then come coffee and chocolate.
A model of this kind can be used, among other things, to evaluate different options for improving the support of the ship (Figure 3), identifying critical zones in the warship subjected to high forces and/or large deformation, estimating load transfer from the hull to the present support structure and predicting the structural behaviour over time.
Mightn't it be more reasonable to determine achievement by having students actually do the thing we wish to evaluate them on?
For me, the interesting thing was not to evaluate the film's representation of history but to watch how filmmaking brought into focus the artifice of the historian's storytelling.
In a passage from Machiavelli that Richard Hytner cites towards the end of this rich and intriguing book, the Renaissance writer and Florentine diplomat gives a piece of advice to anyone who wants to know how long a ruler's power might endure: "The first thing one does to evaluate a ruler's prudence is to look at the men he has around him".
Students are studying finance, property development and labor negotiations, learning such things as how to evaluate the profitability of a hotel and how to cut costs by pooling laundry services and airport transportation for different hotel brands.
Even if the scenarios were so confusing that things were difficult to evaluate, the participants could test their ability to stay calm and think clearly.
