Sentence examples for better to judge from inspiring English sources

Who better to judge the exploits of Alex Hales at Trent Bridge than The Judge himself?

Who better to judge what is best than the deaf themselves?

Wouldn't it be better to judge them on their actions rather than conspiracies about their intentions?

Surely it is better to judge college applicants or potential employees by "merit" than by their last names.

No: far better to judge these authors for myself - and perhaps discover a few gems on my travels.

Who better to judge a high-priced interior and draw the fine line between class and crass?

As a result of more training, specialised nurses may know the specific needs of COPD patients better, and are better able to judge whether generic community nurses can monitor patients at home.

If the readers are able to identify the assumptions of the analysis they are better equipped to judge the validity.

He properly insists this is a better way to judge schools and teachers.

We predict and find that auditors with high perspective-taking disposition are better able to judge managers' reported earnings than auditors with low perspective-taking disposition.

Among other things, the latter are in an even better position to judge relevant economic needs than state officials are.