Sentence examples for firm judgments from inspiring English sources

But she said it was too early to make any firm judgments.

I've looked forward to a retrospective like this one (it runs until April 20th) for some time, hoping that it would bring Vuillard's achievement into focus and make firm judgments possible.

However, from the standpoint of conventional research methodologies, the numbers of participants usually has been too restricted to make firm judgments about the likely efficacy of particular complementary and alternative therapies.

And although a number of interviews made it clear that few people here are paying close enough attention to have made firm judgments about the candidates, it seems that the attacks on Mr. Corzine have not stuck, at least not yet.

A10 U.S. Lacks Intelligence on Iran A commission due to report to President Bush this month will describe American intelligence on Iran as inadequate to allow firm judgments about that country's illicit weapons programs, according to people who have been briefed on the panel's work.

The first is that I have trouble making firm judgments, including definitive pronouncements about just what is "good" in art.

That was a sharp rise on previous tallies and proof, just possibly, of growing stability.Yet any firm judgment would be premature.

"It would be premature to make a firm judgment, as not all details have been made known to us," he said, speaking for the board of the Institute for International Finance.

In other words, that person's information is useful but not definitive — and not clear enough to make a firm judgment about something as momentous as a market bubble.

Leir, one of the five who sued the party, said: "This case was always about fairness and inclusion, which won in the high court on Monday with a clear and firm judgment.

While China is still believed to possess chemical weapons, the officials said, the new review concludes that current intelligence is not sufficient to support an earlier firm judgment that those weapons have been deployed with military units.