Sentence examples for while trying to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Drawing on the collective expertise of The Globe's staff in covering Mr. Romney's tenure as Massachusetts governor and his lucrative career at the private-equity firm Bain Capital, the book judiciously assesses his evolving views (or, in some cases, outright reversals) on an array of social issues, while trying to evaluate assertions he's made on the campaign trail and in two books.

Thanks to the information provided by citizens one of the artifacts was deactivated while the other one exploded when a robot was trying to evaluate the device.

"I'm trying to evaluate that myself," he said.

That's what we're trying to evaluate".

And he noted, "We're still trying to evaluate the market for it".

"I'm not trying to evaluate anything at this point," Edwards said.

He is skating in practice, trying to evaluate his progress.

While there is clear evidence for those burials in the form of bones, grave goods and so on, the beliefs which lay behind them remain obviously opaque: it's difficult enough to try to put yourself in the mindset of, say, a comparatively recent Anglo-Saxon, let alone trying to evaluate the beliefs of anyone this far back.

This means trying to evaluate to probability that the data are consistent with the Standard Model plus some random statistical noise.

One thing's for sure: trying to evaluate what is and isn't a "good" Glass experience will be one of the more exciting undertakings the tech world has seen in a long while.

Currently, we are trying to evaluate PBSA-degradation activities in different soils.