Sentence examples for just a judgment from inspiring English sources

But if we can get him a safe distance away, where he isn't going to burn, it's just a judgment call".

Mr. Smith and some other observers, however, are coming to their conclusions without any statistical model; instead it's just a judgment call.

Its result will be not just a judgment on Labour's decade in No 10 - but also a verdict on the council's rubbish collection, controversial plans to allocate school places by lottery and the continuing decay of a seafront bandstand.

"It's not just a judgment on the quality of the candidate; a lot of individuals are really strong.

"It's not just facts, but a judgment as to why the facts are what they are," Mr. Greenspan said.

Were you just reinforcing a judgment to readers that she, the accuser, is a (very) bad girl?

"I just made a judgment coming back on my own that for this three-week period, with the feelings so strong about the campaign, that it was best for me and the caucus that I don't go," he said.

"Australians have just made a judgment that the very muscular approach that America took was unpopular and unsuccessful, and it's damaged America's place in the world," said Michael Fullilove, who conducted the survey.

Just this week a judgment was handed down in the high court confirming the point: "the police and the CPS do not generally in the interests of the whole community owe individual members of the public… a common law duty of care in undertaking and performing their operational duties of investigating, detecting, suppressing and prosecuting crime".

It was just a bad judgment call.

Anti-Americanism is not just a hysterical judgment popular on the political fringe.