Sentence examples for better judgments of from inspiring English sources

Few would ascribe supernatural powers to Prince Andrew, but I bet they'll be a sense of excitement when he enters the room, against the better judgments of many of the guests.

In clinical settings, knowing smoking history could assist physicians in making better judgments of the efficacy of treatments.

If performance could be modeled in advance, architects could make better judgments on allocation of their resources to use the systems more efficiently.

They negotiated hard for it and made it happen against the better judgment of officials from the International Tennis Federation.

Restructuring public services against the better judgment of those who work in them betrays a cavalier arrogance.

But, having lent $28 billion to Argentina last year, some of it against the better judgment of the United States Treasury, the IMF is not in forgiving mood.

In the hearts and minds and better judgment of college football fans, this game was not quite Notre Dame-Michigan or Penn State-Nebraska.

Janelle, with a bulky black brace on her right knee, dressed for the game against the better judgment of her parents.

A "doing something is better than doing nothing" attitude (and hopes of national photo-ops) have some politicians calling for barriers made of sand berms and rock jetties, against the better judgment of many gulf coast scientists.

May has dismissed her own department's official assessment of the impact of her policy on overseas student visas, and has instead asked the migration advisory committee for a "better assessment and a better judgment of the true picture".

Norman Lamb, a Liberal Democrat frontbencher and critic of the deal, said: "It was obvious at the time that this deal did not stack up, but Blair still forced it through, against the better judgment of his colleagues.