cool-headedness

"So a bit more cool-headedness would take us a long way."

"It is very difficult to show restraint in a time of war, and the people investigating are doing tremendous work, but I would urge real cool-headedness in the characterisation of what is being found and how it is being publicised," he said.

As he traveled across the South this week, Mr. Bloomberg tried to convey the part of his record that highlights the competence and cool-headedness he says are missing in the White House.

“This could take time. What is needed is stamina and cool-headedness.”

Britain’s reputation for cool-headedness has been destroyed by the chaos of the Brexit process, European diplomats told the Guardian, as Theresa May dashed to the continent on Tuesday in a desperate attempt to salvage her sinking Brexit deal.