Sentence examples for a reasoned assessment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner's forecast sounds more like a fundraising appeal than a reasoned assessment.

"While settling with the S.E.C. begins the process of putting this matter behind me, I will not be bullied simply because the attorney general's office prefers political considerations instead of a reasoned assessment of the facts," said Mr. Rattner, who called the lawsuit politically motivated.

These general feedback and comments are aimed at capturing preliminary impressions of GIGAME, and the evaluators formed a reasoned assessment of GIGAME from the user's perspective.

In fact, a single visit to The Kitchin is not enough for a reasoned assessment.

He tried to enforce strict impartiality in its pages and a reasoned assessment of various ideologies.

But I stuck it out and was heartened to see Flannery abandon the rhetoric of shame and woe and turn to a more reasoned assessment of a young, intelligent species that finds itself in quite a predicament.

A more reasoned assessment might say Woakes had an outstanding match, his bowling the best suited to the conditions that demanded skiddy pace rather than that from tall, back-of-a-length bowlers.

For a sober, reasoned assessment of where this country stands with regard to the many and varied problems of drug abuse, read Narcomania, which has the courage and the integrity to talk to dealers, addicts, policemen, and others at the sharp end.

They also performed an essential duty in informing their readers of much that was not reported or that was only inadequately reported in the press; at the same time, they provided a more reasoned assessment and perspective than the daily newspapers and the weekly commentaries could usually achieve.

A resident named Louise rejects being labeled a racist as she gives a heartfelt and reasoned assessment of what she sees as a diminished quality of life since the workers arrived.

The European Publishers Councill, whose members include the major newspaper and magazine publishing groups on the continent and in the UK – including the Guardian Media Group, which owns the Guardian – called for a calm and reasoned assessment of the facts rather than taking decisions on the basis of hysterical misinformation.