Sentence examples for come to a judgment from inspiring English sources

Half a generation is long enough to come to a judgment on most things.

What do you make of Mueller's decision not to come to a judgment on obstruction of justice?

Because it would take years to come to a judgment and, even if they won, it would not be worth it.

When forced to come to a judgment, 54% of voters said they would prefer Cameron to be prime minister against 46% who named Miliband.

In 2008 a group of Norwegian researchers ran an experiment to better understand how police investigators come to a judgment about the credibility of rape claims.

We will go where the evidence takes us and we will come to a judgment as to whether that is indeed part of the problem, if there was a problem or if it's not relevant to this particular matter".

So I actually came to a judgment decision saying I don't want to play because of his political position".

One mis-step was that apparently no one had established the precise content of Hunt's speech or its context before coming to a judgment on the matter.

Essentially, morning is a good time for coming to a judgment and afternoon is bad, he argues, backing the claim by quoting many other studies that show people tend to perform better in the morning and worse in the afternoon.

And here I have it not in my power to mention which of the satraps was adjudged to have brought his troops in the most gallant array, and on that account rewarded by the king according to his promise; for I do not know whether this matter ever came to a judgment.

"I think how it happened is that people came to a judgment that he has national standing, he's a strong spokesman, a proven fund-raiser," said Harold M. Ickes, a longtime aide and friend to Hillary and Bill Clinton who considered running for chairman but endorsed Dr. Dean instead.