Sentence examples for potential judgment from inspiring English sources
"potential judgment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the possibility of making a decision or forming an opinion based on available information or evidence. Example: "The lawyer advised his client to be cautious in his actions, as they could potentially affect the judge's ultimate judgment in the case."
For me, people's attention can be incredibly painful, so much so that I feel drawn to destroy things I've created just to avoid potential judgment.
As the nuclear energy is an inherently multivariable system, the potential judgment at the ends tends to evolve towards multi criteria analysis methodologies trying to analyze innovative nuclear systems for the future.
By presenting myself in a such creative light to avoid potential judgment and embarrassment I engaged in an emotional cut-off.
His $9 million in liabilities are mostly the sum of potential judgments in lawsuits by some of his former salesmen.
The deal with "body image work" that we all need to get hip to, and that I hope mental health professionals will discuss with their clients in more depth as time goes on, is that loving our bodies as they are today requires a commitment to being proudly ourselves in spite of potential judgments by others.
The millionaire, Jerome Powers, chief executive of the cable network Plum TV, asked the Appellate Court of Connecticut this week to throw out a lower court's ruling that would allow Mohegan Sun to seize his assets ahead of a potential final judgment against him.
Furthermore, it should be noted that although ICU outcome predicting systems are very important statistical tools for quality management or clinical trials (i.e. in implementing stratification or for clustering) in several cases their potential concerning judgment about an individual therapy may be limited.
Some former executives have hired security guards; others are said by friends and former colleagues to be considering divorce as a strategy for putting at least half their wealth beyond the reach of any potential court judgments.
The potential to perceive judgment can never be entirely eliminated, though; some parents clearly feel that their parenting choices are being inappropriately questioned by the state.
It was risky for the bank to expose itself to the uncertainties of a jury trial, especially when facing a potential multibillion-dollar judgment.
A clearer modern translation is in The New English Bible: "Who is this whose ignorant words cloud my design in darkness?" My policy on botched quotations is to apologize to the source, but in this case, considering the potential consequences on Judgment Day, I repent in dust and ashes.
