"Its applicability to the plasma conditions we expect in ITER will take time to evaluate," he says.
"There may be some delay, as it will take time to evaluate her, but little prospect of rejection.
Mr. Hufnagel said that Libération would take time to evaluate and verify the leaked documents before writing any articles.
It's imperative to take time to evaluate our own truths, clear our heads of distractions and gain mental clarity.
Mr. Bernanke said it would take time to evaluate whether the stress test process helps to reduce the uncertainty that has hung over investors and the economy about the banks' future losses and capital needs.
A number of experts on O'Connor's life and work said that the collection, which fills more than 30 boxes, was so big that it would take time to evaluate the ways it would deepen our understanding of O'Connor.
"Their rates have gone up quite a bit," Mr. McCabe said, "which should more than offset the payments that they will be required to make on account of Sept. 11, which won't occur for a number of years because it will take time to evaluate and pay off the claims".
Roethlisberger has battled through a number of injuries over the course of his career, and, after the Steelers' loss in the AFC championship game in January 2017, he said he planned to take time to "evaluate" whether he'd play in 2017, given his worries about his long-term health and all the hits his body has absorbed.
"Some things are worth trying once but [after Wie's performance] we will need to take time to evaluate this issue," said George O'Grady, chief executive of the tour, adding: "Having said that, there are some positives from this experience". Among the positives was a 40% jump in attendance here in Switzerland as well as increased media interest in the event.
4. Take time to evaluate your performance.
