Sentence examples for best position to judge from inspiring English sources

We, here, are not in the best position to judge the security.

Thanks to the presence of some of its managers acting as caretakers inside Banesto, BBV was perhaps in the best position to judge the bank's value.

"I believe the people in the best position to judge the state of women's issues in China are Chinese people, particularly Chinese women," he said.

But Aira may not be in the best position to judge if his writing shows traces of Borges: one author whom Aira doesn't read is himself.

A year earlier, Judith Shapiro had delivered an exemplary public rebuke to the alumnae rallied by Stern against Abu El-Haj, telling them to beware of campaigns led by people who "may not be in the best position to judge the matter at hand".

I think they're just blind to the fact that England's 11 best cricketers (as chosen by the nominated selectors, who are in the best position to judge) are barely good enough to squeak through a home series against NZ and nowhere near good enough to threaten a very solid Saffa side.

Respect for patient autonomy implies that the patient is best positioned to judge his own quality of life.

You are best positioned to judge which is suitable for the occasion.

These differences should provide clear indicators regarding the sensitivity (susceptibility) of cells to arginine deprivation, from which we will be in a much better position to judge which tumours to treat, and possibly how to design the best treatment to eliminate them.

The opinion on Wednesday said that because trial judges were in the best position to evaluate what occurred in the courtroom, they "have a pivotal role in evaluating Batson claims" and should ordinarily receive deference from appellate courts.

But Florida, as Pat Forde writes on Yahoo.com, is in a unique position to judge Kentucky as the best team in the country.