Sentence examples for cold assessment from inspiring English sources

They are making a cold assessment that Russia's economy can't cope with $60 oil plus sanctions.

Its cold assessment: "TSB has a relatively small size and it is unclear at this stage what its overall impact on competition will be".

This was the judgment in which the chief justice, Robert French, opened with the clinical and cold assessment of what was at stake: "This case concerns a regulation made under the Migration Act".

The program, he says, "does have some issues, particularly around reliability, security and performance," a particularly cold assessment considering how reliability, security and performance are just about everything software is supposed to have.

That's a cold assessment of West's words.

Its culture, ideology and domestic politics mean that it can never become Alexandrian, Roman or Napoleonic," and Washington must "make a cold-blooded assessment of how many overseas commitments it could sustain over the long haul".

The decision, announced last month, to stop measuring various categories of agricultural products reflects a cold-blooded assessment of the economic usefulness of the 500 or so reports that the National Agriculture Statistics Service does every year.

From his point of view, Mr. Obama has been pragmatic, making cleareyed if cold assessments about when the votes were there and when they were not.

Drafts sound cold chain assessment programme (focused on Cold Chain Management) budgets for review by the supervisor, ensuring accuracy and appropriateness of data and coding.

Assembles and provides updated data and information on national cold chain assessment and on financial/administrative status for monitoring, and analysis.

Most of the talk, on the recording and in the media, has been about the cold-blooded, ruthless assessment of the alleged weaknesses of Democratic activist-actress Ashley Judd as a reelection challenger.