Synonyms for to evaluate
to eval·u·ate

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1. sum up

   to end something, conclude something.

   Submitted by 1xvpo on January 4, 2024  

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1. Mario Draghi:

   Early next year the governing council will reassess the monetary stimulus achieved and the outlook for price developments, we will also evaluate oil price developments.

2. Harry Wilson:

   They put out these multi-year targets with nothing in between and it makes it hard to evaluate whether they're on track or not, as a result people really discount GM's ability to get to those long-term targets.

3. Jeremy Tillman:

   At first blush, individuals may find it reassuring that their data is being collected and processed by faceless corporations rather than their neighbor next door, however, there are two caveats to this logic, he added. First, while your neighbor may not be personally collecting your data, he may very well be the data analyst working at the company that does. In other words, there are distinct individuals within each company whose entire job is to analyze, evaluate, and interact with user data. Ten or more trackers that collect personal data were found on 21.3 percent of the sites covered by the study. CUNNING MALWARE SPREADS, GOES AFTER YOUR BANK ACCOUNT Google Analytics and Facebook Connect are some of the most prominent trackers, according to Ghostery. Google Analytics is in the top ten of the most widely used trackers based on the various services the Internet giant uses, including Google Analytics and Google Analytics Adsense. Facebook Connect is next with three. Google Analytics was found on almost half of all loaded pages at 46.4 percent, while Facebook Connect was on more than a fifth, coming in at 21.9 percent. Other companies that showed include comScore and Twitter. And Google Analytics’s not easy keeping tabs on these trackers since many are n’t installed by the website owner, according to Jeremy Tillman.

4. Chief Executive Peter Coleman:

   Before you take that next step, you need to know who you're paying your rent to, at this point in time we don't know what the regulatory framework is, we don't know what the fiscal framework will be, so we can't evaluate this project and we can't put it up to buyers as to being a viable project that they would be interested in.

5. Jesse Binnall:

   It's a day of mixed emotions for us and we're going to evaluate all of our options going forward.