Sentence examples for be judged as does from inspiring English sources

He needs to be judged, as does Mr Khan, less by his past than by what his election would mean for the future.

Miley Cyrus and LeAnn Rimes were also rumored to be judges for "The X Factor" Season 2, while Fergie shut down reports that she was judging, as did Janet Jackson.

As multiple statistical testing is not considered in the design of the study, comparisons versus placebo can only be judged as descriptive and do not constitute a confirmatory proof of efficacy.

The designers kept arguing that "we don't want to be judged as engineers, and we don't want to be judged as psychologists".

The nuclear agreement must be judged as an arms-control measure: does it make a nuclear Iran less likely?

Suppose that the moral case for legalizing voluntary euthanasia does come to be judged as stronger than the case against legalization and voluntary euthanasia is made legally permissible in more jurisdictions than at present.

"But I think Aristide and the government wants so bad to get it over with and he knows it's not going to be judged as credible no matter what he does.

That's up to her, insists Heather Harvey of the charity Eaves for Women, which works with victims of violence, insisting that the TV chef should not be judged, as some commentators have apparently sought to do, by her response to her situation.

"They don't want to be judged as immoral".

If the histogram does not display a smooth curve, the image will be judged as a suspicious image.

Continued attendance at the IPP lead to the development of friendships, while these friendships are judged as casual they did provide varying levels of support and connection [ 13].