Sentence examples for complicated judgment from inspiring English sources

But that policy still left complicated judgment calls in murkier cases.

Indeed, until recently the SEC itself was disinclined to advocate fair-value pricing, on the ground that it involved "complicated judgment calls".

The intentional killing of innocent civilians in war is as grave a moral crime as abortion, George says, but what constitutes a "just war" is a more complicated judgment call.

But journalists who don't provide sufficient coverage (a complicated judgment based on their outlet and its frequency of publication) may not be given a badge the following year.

MARK ASHKINOS Manhattan Jonathan Landman: Stars tend to oversimplify, reducing subtle and complicated judgments to labels.

Here, as elsewhere, chewy characterisation complicates judgment (an odd exception is the sour caricature of a theory-spouting gay activist who eventually does away with himself).

It is certainly possible to believe otherwise, but the achievement of this film is to forestall and complicate easy judgment.

This complicates judgments about whether a $15 minimum wage is "too high". Relative to what?

The uncertainty over Microsoft's future is sure to complicate business judgments in the fast-changing world of high-tech industry, the company's monopolistic practices have been egregious, and the nation deserves a speedy resolution of this struggle by the highest court in the land.

Nor do we automatically regard vaccination as a duty to the community, particularly if, as in the case of the HPV vaccine, the disease is sexually transmitted and thus complicated by moralising judgments about "degenerate lifestyles".

In most cases the amnesia is complicated by failure in judgment and changes in character.