Sentence examples for basis for judging how from inspiring English sources

"At this writing I have not yet visited Memphis, or northern Mississippi, and thus have no basis for judging how closely the photographs in this book might seem to resemble that part of the world and the life that is lived there," begins John Szarkowski, the late Museum of Modern Art photography curator, in his introduction to William Eggleston's "Guide" in 1976.

The rating would provide a basis for investors to judge how well a company's financial statements reflected its performance and business model.

"The Kentucky Derby usually provides a basis for judging the Preakness.

Its accurate measurement is a significant basis for judging process state and improving the reliability of machining system.

Whether you agree or not, however, should not be the basis for judging my record with respect to minority issues.

We have little empirical basis for judging rare events, so it is difficult to arrive at good estimates.

The "snapshot" graded observations aren't seen as a valid or reliable basis for judging the professional capabilities of teachers.

Mr Barter said that the disclosures would give the public an adequate basis for judging a poll's reliability.

The intention is to develop a more appropriate basis for judging the plausibility of qualitative field studies than notions borrowed from positivistic methodology.

Fourteen participating neuroradiologists evaluated 28 MR scans of elderly patients, giving us the basis for judging interrater agreement.

I have no basis for judging the difficulty of string instruments.