Sentence examples for overall judgment from inspiring English sources
"overall judgment" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a general opinion or evaluation about something. For example, "After reading the report, our overall judgment was that the project's chances of success were low."
Mr. Barrett makes a similar overall judgment.
It seems unlikely the overall judgment will be much different.
But as the report makes clear, that overall judgment comes with substantial caveats.
But what should a fair overall judgment of Labour be based on?
That's a characterization only, not an overall judgment; several of the works presented here seem destined for future life.
The odd thing is not the overall judgment: that most people think abuse did take place and was covered up.
The overall judgment of the IMB was not that Birmingham was a failing prison, but that it continued to provide a safe environment for the majority of inmates and had made progress over the past year.
Despite these and other reservations, Lord Black never departs from his overall judgment of Roosevelt, perhaps best illustrated in his use of a quotation from Churchill as a chapter title: "He Is the Greatest Man I Have Ever Known".
Her overall judgment on "the new schools revolution" is that it is a "canny political con trick: the swift but steady transfer of resources from the needy to the better-off".
The settlement resolved the biggest mortgage-servicing case ever brought by the Federal Trade Commission with one of its largest overall judgments.
The $108 million payment resolves the largest mortgage-servicing case in the F.T.C.'s history with one of its largest overall judgments.
