Sentence examples for measured statement from inspiring English sources

He bullied taxi drivers and shopkeepers back to work this week, threatening to ruin the strikers.Most worryingly, he responded to a measured statement by American and EU diplomats on the shootings by complaining about western meddling.

This measured statement did not come from a group of political theorists who looked ahead two centuries and saw a nation of expanding religious and spiritual diversity.

Hours after Sharif's office issued its release, Trump's transition team put out a brief, more measured statement saying the two "had a productive conversation about how the United States and Pakistan will have a strong working relationship in the future".

But the campaign simply released a measured statement accusing Mr. Gore of "scare tactics and divisiveness".

Prior to taking the stage, Trump's campaign issued a measured statement on the attack: "Our prayers are with the families of those killed and injured in Istanbul.

United Healthcare Workers East, the powerful hospital workers' union, issued a measured statement, but suggested in an interview that a battle could be looming.

Beyond those measured statements, there have been few Democrats willing to stand up and deliver a rousing defense of Mr. McGreevey.

Although there were references to Judge Sotomayor's running a "hot bench," and anonymous comments accusing her of bullying lawyers, her preternaturally measured statements blunted them.

And except for some carefully measured statements that largely restated campaign positions, he let the executives themselves do the talking -- either because he felt they could better build support for his program or because he does not yet feel comfortable musing about the economy and the markets live on television.

A typical response to Collier would be to assert that Foucault was never given to epochal claims, or if he was, that these were minor slips in an abiding project of carefully measured statements.

The status quo experts believed that the risks and uncertainties of EMFs require monitoring, but there is currently no need for additional regulatory measures (statement 22).