Examples of using We will evaluate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We will evaluate the data to estimate the use of our system
We will evaluate your offer within 24-48 hrs.
There will be one week for the company to have it filled out, then we will evaluate the results.
We will evaluate the issue and repair/rework or remake as may be appropriate after determining the root cause of the problem.
We will evaluate and analyse the results
Based on the initial results, we will evaluate the extent to which we extend this pilot to more buses
We will evaluate your résumé and if we believe your program could attract enough participants then we will contact
We will evaluate the situation again[in the summer]
In particular, we will evaluate the impact of certain provisions on detention,
If new scientific information emerges, we will evaluate it, and where appropriate make changes to our fragrance palette.
Ripper through the discord channel and we will evaluate if you are compatible with our training spirit.
As part of our planning for Natty+1, we will need to find some space on the CD for Qt libraries, and we will evaluate applications developed with Qt for inclusion on the CD
We will evaluate later if these fora are up to the sizeable challenge we face in developing our trade
as the gains are still there when exiting the corner on throttle, but we will evaluate two different types of diffusers before we decide which direction to take for qualifying
please open an Azure support ticket including the hostname requiring non-SNI support and we will evaluate the request.
In the ChaosFire experiment we will evaluate what kind of routing algorithms
We will evaluate your work.
If Col Duplan has ideas for maintaining order, we will evaluate their merit together.
We will evaluate the IP address only in the case of attacks on our Internet infrastructure.
At the end of the season we will evaluate what I have done well and badly.”.