Sentence examples for unlikely to judge from inspiring English sources

History is unlikely to judge Cameron's economic mismanagement as generously as the media.

The government would like Mr. Astiz to remain silent, but it seems unlikely to judge him.

This means that they are unlikely to judge a convention the way the press does, assessing whether it works on its own terms, as a kind of political objet d'art.

A girl is very unlikely to judge you simply based a lack of dancing technique.

The judge, Alistair McCreath, sent Mr. Adoboli back into custody and said the trial would start Sept. 3. Given the "magnitude" of the case, with a vast amount of material and witnesses, "it's unlikely to try before that," the judge said.

But building 200,000 square feet of new anything is unlikely to be judged as truly kind to the environment.

The governor looks likely to win a promotion later this year to the post of provincial Communist Party secretary.But Mr Zhao is unlikely to be judged by leaders in Beijing on the basis of his success in alleviating poverty.

After reading The Conservationist, it's easy to see why its author would go on to achieve such acclaim, why Seamus Heaney would praise her as a "guerrilla of the imagination" and why she should still be taken seriously today - even if she's unlikely to be judged the Best of the Booker.

Not only is pursuing a career the kind of activity that depends upon continued engagement for its success, but it is also the kind of activity that is unlikely to be judged truly successful unless one demonstrates some commitment to it.

There may be an increased chance of SGA, but this is not a major effect and is unlikely to be judged a contraindication to pregnancy.

These occasional "breakthroughs" of threshold are unlikely to be judged as saccades if the minimum duration of a saccade is set appropriately.