Sentence examples for judgments yet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Geithner, on ABC's "This Week With George Stephanopoulos," said, "We can't make these judgments yet about exactly what it's going to take" to tame the deficit.

Today's workplaces, however, require young people to be able to make sound judgments, yet we educate students in a system that emphasizes standardized test results above all else - but that's another blog entry entirely.

Previous studies have explored the effects of familiarity on various kinds of visual face judgments, yet the role of familiarity in face processing is not fully understood.

People are, for instance, capable of making nuanced judgments, yet mandatory sentencing or three-strikes-and-you-are-out laws take away their ability to do so.

You are supposed to suspend judgment, yet exercise it.

The simple fact is that people are poor at reckoning risk, and irresponsible media coverage skews our judgment yet further.

I feel I'm up for extreme scrutiny and judgment, yet those people haven't been in my shoes".

(Being a Brexiter, the country is learning, is synonymous with incompetence and bad judgment). Yet even Crossrail's critics do not contest its necessity.

"Even the Koran says there will be war with them until the day of judgment". Yet Fayyad believes that this generation is still malleable, immature.

According to Straw, Bratza had said it was "damaging that a country as important as the UK has not complied with a court judgment yet".

"We have not made a judgment yet on the number," he said, though he allowed, "it will be higher than where the formal regulatory requirements were coming into the crisis".