Sentence examples for probably judge from inspiring English sources

From the viewpoint of prudent purchasing, most economists would probably judge these prices too low.

Smith would probably judge it as beyond the scope of a military history.

If this deal leads to Vodafone acquiring both Vivendi and Mannesmann, Mr Gent will probably judge it good value.

In the end, historians will probably judge Mr. Fujimori on the basis of how he puts Peru in shape for an eventual change to democratic rule.

In this case, history will probably judge that Mr Obama took out too many soldiers too early.TalibanishmentIn this section If Greece goes… Rising power, anxious state A gamble that may not pay off Open for business?

Keynes would probably judge that the Chancellor is right to allow the "automatic stabilisers" to work, tolerating lower tax revenues and higher welfare costs as the structural deficit is dealt with.

I was expecting more blandly conciliatory remarks, but he has probably judged the mood correctly.

He probably judged that 18... Ke7 19 Qb7 Kf6 put his king into the best available spot.

But companies are probably judged by the best things they make, not the worst.

Interestingly, though, he is probably judged more harshly by contemporary readers than Lewis intended.

Our French waiter isn't much bothered, probably judging us for coming here in the first place.