Sentence examples for better judging from inspiring English sources

Tags was an experiment which led to a similar local advertising product called Boost which appears do be doing much better, judging by how much it is now appearing in search results.

don't let anyone get in your way you don't care if you're judged cause they're no better judging you.

How it changed for the better Judging by the past two years alone, Formula One has never been more competitive, with two seconds covering the entire grid, as opposed to five seconds a decade ago.

These are better judged in elongated, flute-shaped glasses.

But he is better judged on his 1968 performances rather than on his 1983 ones.

"Others can better judge whether Mr. Smith's particular career transition is of unique interest".

But disclosure, he said, will allow students and teachers to better judge their strengths and weaknesses.

It is hoped that this will help users and the wider simulation community better judge the force fields themselves and results derived from their use.

To better judge the potential cost of catastrophe, Clark gathered very long-term historical data on hurricanes.

"This information would help scientists and the public better judge for themselves whether they made the right decision or not".

There is no process forcing disclosure of bundling so voters could better judge a candidate's donors.