Sentence examples for are making judgments from inspiring English sources

… Ultimately, voters are making judgments on the candidates, not the crowds that pack the debates.

People are making judgments based on a lot of information put out there".

"Fewer people are making judgments about candidates based solely, or even mostly, on race itself," it concluded.

And, while most people are repulsed by the idea, when we spend money on saving and prolonging some lives, we are making judgments about how much those lives (and others that we don't try as hard to save) are worth.

Gerald Imison, deputy general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, described the story as "a further reason why league tables in raw form can seriously mislead parents who are making judgments about schools".

"And I am confirmed in my belief that much of the time we are making judgments based on percentages, and no decision we make in foreign policy — or, for that matter, any policy — is completely without hair, which is how we kind of describe it.

When you get into fines you are making judgment in relation to their ability to pay.

Mo will be making judgments about that now.

"We're making judgments about ending programs, which we had never done before".

Is that the sort of information a select committee should be making judgments about?

She should not be making judgments without knowing all the facts".