Sentence examples for judgement now from inspiring English sources

We would therefore question how the committee can make an informed judgement now that the 2025 target will be in line with our EU and global competitors, when significant uncertainness remain".

Some people seem to think shale gas is in the bag, that it is the answer to our energy problems, but it would be very rash to make that judgement now.

Many are calling Home a flop already, and maybe it will be, but it's early to make that judgement now.

"Today's judgement now sets a dangerous precedent that means some of our most promising young players will be deprived of the opportunity to secure a contract at a club where they have been offered a genuine first team opportunity and to improve their earnings purely because the compensation has been set at a ridiculously prohibitive level.

Are class judgements now much harsher?

It's very time-consuming and Ofsted is looking for the record books to tell a story, so a lot of the judgements now are based on how well you mark.

Favourite game modes such as Connected Franchine and Ultimate Team are back, but I've yet to truly dig into those so will reserve judgement for now.

The club's supporters may reserve judgement for now, if only because they once pinned their hopes on Marouane Chamakh maintaining the form that had claimed Bordeaux a Ligue 1 title upon his arrival at the Emirates Stadium.

Mr Fried says he likes 1871, but reserves judgement for now on whether it is going to create many success stories.Pragmatism and conservatism are its strengths, then, if not viewed through the myopic lens that compares every city with a strong technology sector to Silicon Valley.

Sounds good to me! We've pre-ordered one (I think, apparently the card was declined) so I'll hold off on more judgement for now.

"It is at least possible that the US and or countries like the UK were frightened of the consequences for their countries (although there has never been any suggestion of improper pressure by the UK government that I have heard of)." He says there are concerns that the recent judgements may now provide grounds for appeal against earlier convictions.