Sentence examples for new judgment from inspiring English sources

Nor is Mueller's name mentioned anywhere in the new judgment.

Now people have given a new judgment for you.

Combining these criteria, a new judgment index was created to identify the optimum RPC which fulfills the highest comfort and safety levels.

New judgment techniques are introduced such as apodization window roll-off rate, asymptotic sidelobe decay level, number of sidelobes, and average sidelobe level.

OF CORRECTION AND AMPLIFICATION dealing with reviews of two books about Sir Roger Casement, Nov. 30, 1957: "A New Judgment," by Rene MacColl, and….

One possible remedy in this case might be a new judgment in which Tesla's in-house lawyers review all of Mr. Musk's tweets in advance.

There's nothing more dispiriting than seeing the nice new judgments disappear and the horrific old judgments bubble back up.

The aim of this paper is to describe the model thoroughly and to present new judgments about its usefulness.

Consumers, too, are constantly forced to make new judgments: Should I buy a hybrid car to reduce my fuel costs, or reinsulate my home?

Government officials said the new judgments were grounded largely in information from human sources that is buttressed by other information gathered by spy satellites and communications intercepts.

Just as Jefferson hoped, every generation produces a degree of constitutional reform, and it does so because of its new understandings of facts or its new judgments of value.