Sentence examples for proper judgments from inspiring English sources

"This is how proper judgments are made".

The "on-boarding" (yuk) of assets from Friends is designed to aid the process but it will be another year, at least, before proper judgments can be made.

Yes, a short-term economic hiccup – even a mild recession – would be possible but proper judgments could only be made when the UK and EU get down to hard bargaining.

Even the most sophisticated among us have been thrust into a new and complex world of products for which we have no backgound to make the proper judgments.

National Crime Agency director general Keith Bristow said: "We will pursue the truth and we will ensure through the evidence we collect we put the CPS (Crown Prosecution Service) in the best position possible to make proper judgments.

The authors argue that bunkering port selection is typically a multi-criteria group decision problem, and in many practical situations, decision makers cannot form proper judgments using incomplete and uncertain information in an environment with exact and crisp values.

It was a harsh, but proper judgment.

A proper judgment is impossible on day one.

One criticism of the book, from people who treat it as Holocaust literature, is that he doesn't come to a proper judgment of Hanna.

But quite how one busy cabinet minister is expected to make a proper judgment on so many sensitive and detailed cases is hard to fathom.

So how does one make a proper judgment on Jonjo Shelvey's prowess at this level having seen him confronted by this standard of opponents?