Sentence examples for clear assessment of from inspiring English sources

We also need a clear assessment of his current capabilities, including conventional forces and weapons.

It's only possible to have a clear assessment of a movie once you've seen it three times.

It also enables a clear assessment of England's ever-popular mid-19th-century art movement, whose legacy is fittingly full of contradictions.

Carole Black, the president and chief executive of Lifetime, said that Lifetime's success -- it ranks sixth among basic cable networks in prime time, according to Nielsen figures -- can be attributed to its clear assessment of the audience.

Mr. Butts said he hoped to return to New York with a clear assessment of the nation's needs, and to urge politicians in the United States to do what they can to help.

Predicting a wave of corporate failures and state bailouts of the banks, he added: "The government has not been quick enough to address the situation … I am yet to hear … its clear assessment of the current situation".

This allows a clear-cut assessment of the effect of cholesterol on the interaction of Aβ1 40 with various natural and synthetic GSL species.

In contrast, many smaller projects are based on very clear assessments of local economic circumstances.

It will be done on the basis of clear assessments of the political and security situation in each area.

In one of those investigations [ 5], only 27% of the certificates provided clear assessments of both the medical disorder and the functional capacity of the patient, and 7% of the specialists' certificates were illegible.

To my mind, the clearest assessment of the way forward has been made by Sir Clive Woodward, with whom I had the pleasure and privilege of working over a four-and-a-half-year span with England.