Sentence examples for guarded assessment from inspiring English sources

After the speech, the state's top two legislators, both Democrats like the governor, offered a guarded assessment.

At midday Joe Lockhart, the president's spokesman, offered his least guarded assessment of the 14 days of talks, saying the pace and intensity of the president's schedule suggested that five days after talks had nearly collapsed, Mr. Clinton believed that there was a prospect for success.

But given the state's fiscal difficulties, he offered a guarded assessment of the legislators' proposal.

They offered a guarded assessment, saying that although they liked the principle, they were worried about the details.

Over the longer term, a more sober and guarded assessment of what can be achieved one less inclined to end once more in disappointment might better serve the cause of development.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry gave a more guarded assessment, saying "real and substantial progress had been made but adding that "some significant points of disagreement" remained.

The assessment today that it really is Mr. bin Laden's voice on the tape came after several days in which officials had offered more guarded assessments of the tape's authenticity.

But one Republican consultant, Steve Salmore, was more guarded in his assessment.

Other scientists who investigate Neanderthals and other extinct hominins were guarded in their assessment of the findings.

Many of the major players in the future of the system remain guarded in their assessment of Mr. Suozzi's plan.

Although guarded in their assessment and evaluation of contract negotiations, the Giants feel confident they will eventually sign Sehorn and Barber.