Sentence examples for devastating assessment from inspiring English sources

News of Rusbridger's impending appearance before the committee came as two Conservative MPs urged the editor to "acknowledge the devastating assessment" made by the spymasters of the impact of the leaks.

Just hours before the Greek parliament's crucial vote to push through fresh austerity measures required by the new bailout plan, the International Monetary Fund released a devastating assessment of the beleagured nation's finances.

In a devastating assessment released this summer, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development concluded that government support of biofuel production in member countries was hugely expensive and that it "had a limited impact on reducing greenhouse gases and improving energy security".

Her devastating assessments of my school-boy errors usually come in the form of a politely phrased question.

Devastating assessments come not just from scientists who were present at the program's creation, and who still carry a special pride for the inspired daring of those early days.

What is most astonishing about the interviews Mr. Moreh has recorded is how candid and critical these six spymasters are, inflecting their stories with pointed, sometimes devastating assessments of the failings of successive governments.

Miller said she found the doctor's assessment devastating but not entirely surprising.

They are also echoed in Mark C. Taylor's Crisis on Campus: A Bold Plan for Reforming Our Colleges and Universities (Knopf, $24), which is more measured in tone but no less devastating in its assessment of our unsustainable "education bubble".

In an assessment devastating years of CIA and allied insistences that waterboarding was a critically important intelligence-gathering technique, the undated and heavily redacted document attributed to the chief of the CIA's Office of Medical Services OMSstatesathatthat detainee Abu Zubaydah's cooperation with interrogators in 2002 "did not correlate that well with his waterboard sessions".

The fact that the feature of concern to the researcher (serious model misspecification) cannot be trusted to correspond to the indexable magnitude of covariance ill fit, devastates the model assessment capabilities of all the covariance-based fit indices, with or without their confidence intervals.

The State of the World's Children 2006 offers a sweeping assessment of the devastating toll that exclusion, abuse and neglect takes on children, as well as on their countries.