Sentence examples for Conflicting judgments from inspiring English sources

So I'm sure the following account will elicit conflicting judgments about whether the restaurant in question behaved reasonably.

Lower and intermediate courts have issued conflicting judgments on the law, and the supreme court is now under intense pressure to give the final word.

Schiffer shows how and why they became commercial products in the context of an evolving corporate capitalism in which conflicting judgments of practicality sometimes turned into power struggles.

As stated above, potentially conflicting judgments naturally result from parallel proceedings but do not provide a reason for issuing a TRO.

In this lecture, Professor Gendler reviews several "non-classic" responses to this problem, each of which aims to bring the two cases, and hence our apparently conflicting judgments about them, together.

These conflicting judgments seem to pivot on two issues: first, whether the basic material being repeated and elaborated upon is interesting enough to bear extensive viewing; second, whether we're sufficiently convinced by the overall concept of the piece to be willing to sit through its potential longeurs.

The challenge of conflicting judgment is magnified when several studies are available for review.

Whether it is appropriate to see these shifts as involving a loss of control, mediated by judgment shift, is a difficult question (once again, it is worth pointing out that the alteration in judgment may not be in response to evidence that the person had not already taken into account in forming the initial, conflicting, judgment).

These differences derive from conflicting normative judgments about what ought to be the ethical ideal, something not determinable by scientific observation.

In some respects the enforcement scheme set up by the 1996 Act is a good candidate for implication of antitrust immunity, to avoid the real possibility of judgments conflicting with the agency’s regulatory scheme “that might be voiced by courts exercising jurisdiction under the antitrust laws.” United States v. National Assn. of Securities Dealers, Inc., supra, at 734.

For example, the relativist might contend that MMR is the most plausible position to adopt insofar as moral judgments often give practically conflicting directives and neither judgment can be shown to be rationally superior to the other.