Sentence examples for a qualified judgment from inspiring English sources
They were also told that they had to look at both persons carefully to be able to make a qualified judgment of the attractiveness of the two persons.
The latter step has proven hard to master, thus hampering the students' abilities to identify and handle complex medication treatments and, in the end, make qualified judgments and communicate these with patients [ 3].
Is a blog merely the private thoughts of the blogger, who has been given the privilege of saying what he happens to think at the moment without a qualified editor passing judgment on it for accuracy, taste, appropriateness and so on?
"One plus one…equals 11," was his summary of the merger's merits.Mr Davis, an accountant by training and a qualified cricket umpire, is generally given to more sober judgments.
The answer, a qualified yes.
assisted by a qualified psychologist.
Learn under a qualified instructor.
Is an officer of his rank qualified to pass judgment on the likes of David H. Petraeus, the retired Army general who commanded troops in Afghanistan before becoming the director of the Central Intelligence Agency?
I am not qualified to pass judgment on a man I never met, whose legacy I've only experienced over the course of a day and a half spent skulking around the state-of-the-art resort named for him in Pune, India.
More plausibly, he has been called a great critic of acting, but even that must be qualified, because his judgment was so colored by his love of "high definition performance" and his tendency to hero-worship, especially when it came to Olivier.
