Sentence examples for basing that judgment from inspiring English sources

Mind you, I'm basing that judgment more on my knowledge of Mitchell's previous books than from what I've read of The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet.

I got the definite impression that the people of South Carolina who said they thought Gingrich had the best chance to defeat Barack Obama were basing that judgment entirely on his presumed ability to win debates.

Taylor also once ruled out Marlowe as a co-author for the "Henry VI" plays; now he says he based that judgment on evidence that has since been disproved.

It is, however, foolish to base that judgment on what you believe to be in their bank account.

We introduce an alternative perspective on the study of consumer judgment and decision making, which is based on the notion that judgment and choice problems consist of comparisons that decision makers might select.

Based on that judgment, you can swing a third of your reserve, or $1 million, right over to the profits column.

Mill apparently based his judgment that multination states are incompatible with democracy on historical experience.

He's basing his judgment on laws that would fit life in the Bronze Age.

This would allow the government to close poor schools, and then to re-open them with new teachers and management perhaps provided by private firms, which the government has invited to submit bids.Some teachers claim that basing pay on judgments of performance will sow division in the staff-room.

To the extent that the court based summary judgment on the ground that no likelihood of confusion existed, we affirm.

The Vatican compared the news reports to past attempts by foreign states to exert pressure on papal elections, saying any efforts to skew the choice of the next pope by trying to shape public opinion were "based on judgments that do not typically capture the spiritual aspect of the moment that the church is living".