Sentence examples for the time to judge from inspiring English sources

The time to judge Tidal, in fairness, isn't now.

Mr. Klein says that this year all the major restructuring is in place and that this will be the time to judge the results.

"I know we're in a 24/7 news cycle fuelled by journalists monitoring Twitter outrage, but isn't the time to judge him at the end of the summer.

That will be the time to judge Baghdad's overall cooperation and decide whether Iraq can be disarmed by peaceful means alone.

The time to judge a business leader's contribution is when his or her career is over – or even half a decade later.

Either way the time to judge him is not on his past five unconnected one-off trophy games but on the next few years of graft and refinement, of finding a team that really does look like his own.

This is the right time to judge the bounce and spin of the ball.

But the best time to judge the place by its food is in the early evening, when the sun is still shining through the large front window, the noise level is still pleasant (turns out they play terrific music), and the waiters are hanging around the kitchen door in the back, just waiting for someone to wait on.

This is the best time to judge people's behavior.

Similarly, Havas, Glenberg, & Rinck [4] observed that the amount of time to judge the valence of a sentence is influenced by the kind of emotion that is induced from holding a stick in the mouth.

The official said that the 30,000 additional troops that Mr. Obama ordered to Afghanistan in December 2009 did not all arrive until September, meaning that the intelligence agencies had little time to judge the effects of the escalation.