Sentence examples for try to assess which from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Carey said it was folly to try to assess which candidate seemed to be more religious.

We look at poll data and try to assess which way the lines are likely to move.

The czar will also try to assess which secrets are of special interest to other nations, and then bring together the F.B.I., C.I.A. and other agencies to determine whether those countries are making efforts to obtain them.

He called it a "proof point" for the American people as they try to assess which party wants to stick it to Wall Street and which party is trying to protect the banks and institutions from new and onerous regulations if the legislation passes.

When such data exist, it is potentially possible to measure the impact of different policies on each of these outcomes and try to assess which policy has produced the best overall impact.

We try to assess which are the dominant mutations and which signaling pathways are activated in cervical cancers based on potentially deleterious genomic or proteomic alterations (COSMIC database).

By a variety of methods, economists are trying to assess which industries are most at risk, how much they would suffer under different climate regimes and how best to respond.

This means trying to assess which students are likely to learn a given skill might not be helpful.

Therefore, we measured serum NGAL in emergency department patients, and tried to assess which type of pathophysiology was related to increased serum NGAL.

However, instead of judges and an audience, there are securities analysts and investors--all of whom are trying to assess which securities exchanges will merge.

These days, it's hard not to answer that question by simply saying, "Well, is the teachers' union still active?" The Thomas B. Fordham Institute, with an assist from the conservative American Enterprise Institute, tried to assess which cities are the country were best perched to revamp their educational apparatuses.