In Robinson v Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Lords Hobhouse, Hoffmann and Millett said that Mackay, with his dissenting judgment, had "turned out to be the better prophet", with large amounts of inefficiency and expense associated with Pepper.
Advocates of experimental methods point out that many purportedly clear, uncontroversial judgments have turned out to be unreliable, and led to false empirical generalizations about languages.
There are genuine numbers and continuing trends behind the judgment that the economy has turned downward enough to give the downturn a name.
The magazine Christianity Today suggested that God had sent his judgment on a city that had turned away from him.
Christianity Today suggested that God had sent his judgment on a city that had turned away from him: "That's what people are like when separated from light and the light".
By 1991 and "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" the first terminator had turned friendly, and devoted himself to protecting Sarah's son, John Edward Furlongg at the time), from another killer android, who was determined to prevent young John from growing into a leader of the anti-machine guerrilla resistance.
Instead, the French held and counterattacked not because it made sense, but because the killing contest had turned into a judgment, and an emotional symbol for both sides.
But as I have commented here before, those most qualified in the Gnostic mysteries of finance have turned out to be the least credible in their judgments.
"Dutchbat should not have turned these men over to the Serbs," a summary of the judgment said.
Mr. Blair himself has protested these judgments and referred to the frequency with which past diagnoses of his decline had turned out to be false.
