How successful this particular crop of internet entrepreneurs are at this, you can judge from the CEO Secrets videos that will appear on the BBC News website this week.
You can judge from the agonizing debt spectacle we've watched this summer how well that's working.
It also demonstrates that the vast majority of patients state that they take the medication and that an intervention such as that described above contributes nothing in this respect, at least as far as we can judge from the statements of the patients themselves, with all the limitations that this implies.
This is only something you can judge from the circumstances at the time but it should be fairly clear to you.
And Cindy looks as comfortable, as far as one can judge from that fixed smile.
But this is perhaps excusable, even appropriate, for a man whose character—so far as one can judge from the pictures themselves seems so reticent, even deliberately evasive.
Some are quite bawdy, which, if we can judge from the Tudor playwright Shakespeare, is true to the period.
They do not, on the whole, drown the storyline and Cameron, as you can judge from the 15 certificate, does not bloody up the violence unneccessarily.
Modern operagoers who know the plot of Beethoven's Fidelio can judge from that sample what the French theatre of the revolutionary years thrived on.
At first sight, theurgy seems to share many characteristics with magic (theory of cosmic sympathy, invocations, animation of statues of gods and demons), but it is, as far as we can judge from the extant sources, clearly different from it.
