Sentence examples for as judging from inspiring English sources

The Queen Mum, in turn, is quoted as judging John Major to be 'weak'weak

As well as judging the finalists on their finished creations, including hair, make-up and accessories, they paid close attention to individual interpretation of the brief.

Handling them would also give Russia's banks a chance to learn such novel skills as judging risk and lending long-term.

The switch to primetime BBC1 last year did not prompt any changes to the format characterised as "judging bread in a tent" by one of the show's stars, Paul Hollywood, who casts his verdict alongside fellow judge, Mary Berry.

As well as judging governments on how successfully they tackle falling home ownership, we should judge them on how they treat its most vulnerable citizens, not least how they treat the hidden homeless.

Finding the film's flaws by going to its source is not the same as judging a film by its fidelity to the book (a silly, useless thing to do).

Becomes hypersensitive to histamine, as judged by investigator.

No evidence of gingivitis as judged on intraoral photographs   4.

Becomes increasingly suicidal during the study as judged by investigator.

These polyimides also showed excellent thermal stability as judged by dynamic thermogravimetric analysis (t.g.a).

This means that PET and PEN are equally flexible as judged by their conformational partition functions.