Sentence examples for the overall judgment from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely the overall judgment will be much different.

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.

Any other grade change, be it from an E to a D or an A to an A*, simply has no effect on the overall judgment made about a school.

But reflecting the comments of I.M.F. officials, Mr. Summers added, "I share the overall judgment of the I.M.F. that the global economy is healthy and in many ways healthier than it has been in some number of years".

And the overall judgment is kind, possibly too kind.Though as a man of the left he had voted for him often enough, Mr Lacouture claims not to have particularly liked Mitterrand when he started work on the book.

The same is true for the overall judgments reflected by the European Forum for Good Clinical Practice, leading peer-reviewed journals, the Nuffield Council on Bioethics for developing nations, and the latest global initiative, the Singapore Statement on Research Integrity.

In the study by Ramaker et al. (2000), there was no relationship between the final, overall judgment of the result after the Ilizarov limb lengthening procedure and the LLI that remained.

This last statistical analysis of data is much more reliable than the overall assessment (Table 1), as it takes into account the "score" (Table 2) and not only an overall judgment on whether or not the CGs ought to be recommended (Table 1).

"The findings and overall judgment of the inspection represent a significant milestone in our ongoing journey of improvement," he said.

Though the commission's analysis was careful not to make any overall judgment on the expulsions, the document suggested that the action might not be in line with E.U. law.