Sentence examples for make definitive judgments from inspiring English sources

The evidence was mixed, open to interpretation, but we concluded that there was not enough for GOP rivals to make definitive judgments that she lied.

We highlight some of the limitations that non-invasive recording techniques place on our ability to make definitive judgments regarding the role that specific signals play in decision making.

The report found: * That students in the smaller classes tended to display a greater enthusiasm for reading and appeared to be learning faster than the year before, although it was too early to make definitive judgments.

In Gaza and elsewhere where there is no access to the battlefield or to the military and political leaders who make strategic decisions, it is extremely difficult to make definitive judgments about war crimes.

In the midst of a media frenzy, it is always dangerous to make definitive judgments, but at the moment it is hard to see how Murdoch can ever fully recover from the blows he has suffered in the last few days.

Even critics acknowledge that it is far too early to make definitive judgments about a power broker who has made the leap from running a talent agency with an estimated $200 million in sales to serving as president of the world's 39th-largest publicly traded company, with 1996 sales of about $20 billion.

Miranda Priestly is powerful because she makes definitive judgments that are meant to hold sway no longer than a season or two.

The rarity of these cases makes definitive judgment about the spatial topography or the staging of FUS neuropathology difficult.

Although it is much too soon to make any definitive judgments, it appears from reports from the field that the Taliban made a major tactical mistake.

"But it's far too early at this stage to make any definitive judgments.

In the end, though, we likely need more data and time to make any definitive judgments.