Sentence examples similar to a quicker judgment from inspiring English sources

"You try to make a quick judgment," Manager Joe Girardi said.

The AMEX employee then has to make a quick judgment call.

Arcor's marketing manager, Elmar Huelsmann, said executives there had asked for a quick judgment on the matter from regulators.

When I make a quick judgment, however, I don't write people off because I am usually wrong.

There will be no way to have confidence in such a quick judgment about previously unreported actions without knowing what those actions were.

But I made a quick judgment call that it wasn't in my interests and wouldn't, ultimately, help our working relationship.

Then you're much better prepared to make a quick judgment call on whether the "deal" you're seeing is actually good or not.

It's a blunt assessment of local feminism, and a quick judgment, but Ali's first impressions are that UK feminism is younger, and more radical than here.

But, there again, doctors have to make a quick judgment call and it is possible there was no other suitable patient for the donor liver at the time.

In other words, when pressured to form a quick judgment, we generally rely on cultural norms as a "default". But when making a thoughtful deliberation, we're more likely to engage in an internal debate, and waver.

YESTERDAY, through opening statements and questioning of the first witness, the judge all but glared from his bench, maintaining a fierce, baleful expression as he lectured defense lawyers about establishing a basis for their objections; told everyone in the courtroom to "stop talking," but not to bother rising when he enters; and issued a quick judgment about the admissibility of evidence.