Sentence examples for pessimistic assessment from inspiring English sources

As regards future developments of PM the ethical evaluation seems to follow the rule: the less likely its application (i.e. a pessimistic assessment), the more problematic a PM measure is assessed.

All agree with his pessimistic assessment.

Some other economists quibble, though, with Mr. Gruber's pessimistic assessment.

However, Gaston Mackouzangba, public labour minister and government spokesman, gave a more pessimistic assessment.

This pessimistic assessment is a sign of just how sharply scholarly thinking about the Web has shifted.

And the highly stage-managed luncheon came just a day after a much more pessimistic assessment of Washington was delivered.

But producers and editors interviewed this week took issue with complaints by Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld about pessimistic assessments.

And this is important: those pessimistic assessments of potential output play an important role in the UK austerity frenzy.

Other reports in recent weeks offered more pessimistic assessments, including one by the Government Accountability Office that used the same benchmarks but found fewer successes to report.

Several international analysts, notably those at Deutsche Bank, were criticized in the Brazilian media after making pessimistic assessments of Brazil's economic prospects in the turbulent period before Brazil's decision to float its currency in January 1999.

When fighting first became tough in Afghanistan in 2001, some journalists and pundits gave pessimistic assessments that seemed silly only days later, when the resistance to American forces quickly collapsed.