Sentence examples for So judgments from inspiring English sources

So judgments of whether the R.R.W. is or is not "the same" technology may well become central to whether or not there will be yet another post-Cold War round of the expensive and dangerous nuclear-arms race.

But it takes an estimated 30 people to maintain 24-hour surveillance so judgments have to be made about prioritising.

The most sensible policy would be to provide drug coverage under both the traditional Medicare program and under competing private health plans so judgments can be made as to which performs the best.

Many uses of coercion are also criminal, and so judgments about coercion may come into deciding whether, for instance, a rape, extortion, or blackmailing has occurred.

This increased awareness has been attributed to the fact that the junior ranks are more diverse, so judgments are inherently more fair.

Doing so, judgments on well-defined scales are proportional and consistent with the increase in real world performance.

SO JUDGMENT day has come at last.

So judgment based primarily on taste, like most art criticism, is inherently conservative, predictable, fixed.

So judgment calls and best guesses are an inevitable part of "scientific" economic forecasts.

It may also be difficult for anyone outside to measure the success of artists who abandon all the normal tools and disciplines, and so judgment gets replaced by benignity.

So judgment calls do sell books.