Sentence examples for was being appraised from inspiring English sources

The collection was being appraised by the Christie's and Sotheby's auction houses this week before the government decided whether to auction it, he said, calling the collection a physical manifestation of excesses during the Marcos regime while many Filipinos suffered in poverty.

Not much information related to evaluation was collected because interviews were mainly conducted during the set-up of the telestroke system, but respondents did comment about how the system was being appraised, used, and reconfigured by users.

The White House said that Barack Obama had been appraised of the situation was being kept updated.

The panel's report ripped into the PUC's performance, questioning whether it had the "internal resources" or the "depth of expertise" to appraise what it was being told by its regulated utilities.

Now, when I read reviews of the film, I don't feel it's my work being appraised, which made the film's release fairly relaxing for me.

Robert Kennedy's papers are now being appraised by Sotheby's, which has long ties to the Kennedy family, two people with direct knowledge of the confidential arrangements said.

Once one or more comparables are found, Mr. Cirincione said, they are compared to the property being appraised, and adjustments in value are made, up or down, where appropriate.

We are used to our bodies being appraised and poked about, viewed as vehicles for procreation or male pleasure – or as symbols first of beauty and then, in later life, of ugliness.

"How can it be that the prime minister who tells us day after day that he's at the heart of a very serious security conversation … can suddenly be in a meeting being appraised of sensitive material and not recognise it for the sensitive material that it is?" shadow assistant defence minister David Feeney asked.

"How can it be that the prime minister who tells us day after day that he's at the heart of a very serious security conversation... can suddenly be in a meeting being appraised of sensitive material and not recognise it for the sensitive material that it is?" Feeney asked reporters on Thursday.

So people coming into the foreign affairs agencies were generally being appraised on the S/R scale that the Institute had developed.