Sentence examples for make some judgments from inspiring English sources

Even before you start, you need to make some judgments.

They may disagree along a number of lines, and then you have to make some judgments.

"We will make some judgments because we think that's the important issue that is going on".

He added the team will "make some judgments about where to draw the lines in these debates and how to use our time".

We're going to make a careful assessment of it, in consultation with our allies, and then make some judgments after that assessment is concluded.... Q. Inaudible GENERAL POWELL: The president-elect has made a commitment to national missile defense.

It would be good to have the candidates engage each other directly and starting now, rather than three weeks from now, so the country can watch and make some judgments.

"We'll have to make some judgment as to whether it has the potential to feed back into the US economy in a meaningful way.

And while the Pentagon has "made a good-faith effort to wring out the ambiguities," said Representative Neil Abercrombie, Democrat of Hawaii, who chairs a House military subcommittee, "in the end, they still have to make some judgment calls about what they want most".

In the current environment, earnings are obviously depressed, so you need to look beyond current numbers to make some judgment about the normalized earnings potential of companies.

And perhaps make some judgment on what are plausible claims and what are not.

I know that it's hard to give nine people all the same amount of coverage and the press has to make some judgment calls.