While the BBC has stuck pretty rigidly to the cast of pundits familiar to us from Match Of The Day – Lee Dixon, Mark Lawrenson, et al (Both Als actually, Shearer and Hansen) – ITV has taken a chance by digging slightly deeper into what one hesitates to call the talent pool, and has been rewarded with the refreshingly outspoken analysis of Jamie Carragher.
It cannot, for instance, force banks from other EU countries to turn their British branches into subsidiary firms, even though that would give the FSA more supervisory control.Lord Turner has enraged the City (and impressed many outside it) with his outspoken analysis of just what went wrong in the long noughties boom.
It is not the first time Wallström's outspoken geopolitical analysis has raised diplomatic tensions with foreign countries.
During the past decade, Enders has built up an enviable reputation for outspoken and contrarian analysis of the prospects for technology, telecoms and media across Europe.
Dr. Hoos, a sociologist, was widely recognized as an outspoken critic of systems analysis, which came to prominence after World War II.
"Most faculty find these numbers to be obscene, especially at an institution where adjunct teachers qualify for food stamps," said Andrew Ross, a professor of social and cultural analysis who is an outspoken critic of Dr. Sexton's.
Those newer philanthropies experiment with the tools of giving, exercise rigorous assessment and analysis of their work, and are outspoken about successes and failures.
He had been an outspoken government critic and had that week completed a comparative analysis of the two main presidential candidates, coming out in favour of the opposition candidate Sarath Fonseka.
Even if her analysis is hit or miss, Kaminer is "a sharp, outspoken thinker," Caroline Knapp wrote here last year.
Roger Starr, an outspoken thinker on urban affairs who blended a lifetime of intellectual analysis with hands-on public service and whose often provocative vision of his native New York City influenced public policy debates for decades, died yesterday in Easton, Pa.
Or is the appointment of the first woman to the centuries-old post — and an outspoken, often even outrageous, woman at that — enough to warrant close analysis, cataloging, and debate over every new poem?
