| judge insufficient | 0.53 | If the FAA judges it insufficient, the airline would have to park planes that are due for maintenance. | ||
| judge according | 0.46 | Officials said only that the applications were judged according to the usual standards. | ||
| judge guilty | 0.46 | They were judged guilty of severe violations of the disciplinary code. | ||
| judge unfit | 0.39 | He was not judged unfit to stand trial. | ||
| judge illegal | 0.33 | Saito also Nomura has organized its own investigation, and has already found three transactions that it judged illegal. | ||
| judge safe | 0.33 | Judging it safe, he made his plan. | ||
| judge best | 0.26 | Owen judged it best to make no reply. | ||
| judge competent | 0.26 | The state judged her competent and released her. | ||
| judge innocent | 0.26 | He was judged innocent in his criminal trial. | ||
| judge lenient | 0.26 | That verdict, judged too lenient, prompted a re-opening of the case on appeal. | ||
| judge likely | 0.26 | Reducing risk generally means borrowing less money and buying securities judged less likely to swing sharply in price. | ||
| judge superior | 0.26 | In acting range and versatility, Stewart may also be judged superior, but not by much. | ||
| judge unfair | 0.26 | The tax break report stresses that inclusion on the list does not assume a measure will be judged definitely unfair. | ||
| judge worthy | 0.26 | By either yardstick, Joseph Ferrer must be judged worthy. |