Sentence examples for a measured judgment from inspiring English sources

It's a measured judgment.

When I first started teaching, Ofsted would come in and spend two weeks in a school looking quite closely at what we were doing and they would then write up a measured judgment.

Is this the measured judgment of a social historian or the lament of an American dancer for whom, as for many of her colleagues and compatriots, the lights went out in 1983 with the death of George Balanchine?

In working to establish an international consensus, he has shown nothing but the "measured judgment" you call for.

Few people try to weigh the good against the bad and reach some measured judgment.

It's a film of political failures and social breakdowns which elicit an active response from the kind of person who is least likely to act with measured judgment.

Ferguson's barnacled view was in sharp contrast to the more measured judgment of Sergio Agüero, Manchester City's Argentinian striker, following the champions' 2-1 win at Fulham after they had had two confident penalty appeals refused by Mark Halsey when Carlos Tevez and Pablo Zabaleta were caught in the area.

We have to bring the same empirical approach and measured judgment to evaluating risk in our own communities and countries.

"We support Chancellor Wise because of her sense of duty, her measured judgment and her principles of collegiality, inquiry and inclusiveness," it reads.

Making measured judgments on traumatic and highly politicised events like those of the Rwandan genocide is the most difficult parts of any historian's job.

His party's leader in the Senate, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, considered Lieberman's measured judgments premature.