Sentence examples for frank evaluations from inspiring English sources
surveillance is a core challenge for the institution, and the G-20 must give the fund greater ability to fulfill its original role of providing oversight of the international monetary system through stronger and more frank evaluations of exchange-rate policies and reserve-accumulation practices," the Treasury official said.
By contrast, says "a Harvard-trained Korean biologist" quoted in the article, "frank evaluations of colleagues are simply 'not part of the scientific culture' in his homeland".
Make sure they are giving their "unvarnished view"—one that has not been white-washed by management or by an unwillingness to give a frank evaluation.
WASHINGTON — A frank evaluation by the World Bank's internal auditors of a decade of efforts to help East Timor underscores the challenges facing international organizations attempting to assist struggling nations.
One big risk is that some banks will prove to be weaker than has been publicly known, or even insolvent once forced to do a frank evaluation of their financial state.
The former secretary's frank evaluation of the effects of a generation-long transfer of wealth to the top one percent was notable in the political realm, since it came during a week in which Barack Obama's discussion with "Joe the Plumber" gave the issue of wealth redistribution a higher profile.
Give yourself a brutally frank evaluation.
Tells about his habit of making frank self-evaluations.
First, every organization needs to perform a frank self-evaluation.
Professor Bero is frank in her evaluation of the drug's rebrand, "It's an example of a drug where the company had to find another indication for the drug otherwise they would have lost their investment on creating their antidepressant".
