Sentence examples for course judgment from inspiring English sources

Rose rejected the notion that awareness of the bounty clouded his course judgment or wore on him.

Bob Dylan will turn 70 next Tuesday — unless of course Judgment Day arrives in the meantime, an eventuality that Mr. Dylan might well take in stride.

Of course, judgment regarding ghostwriting or plagiarism should be withheld until the candidate publications are appraised by an editorial board or ethics committee.

Since he was not teaching a course in judgment, I presume he felt no responsibility to display any".

Of course, sound judgment under pressure is essential to a successful Presidency, and its absence can prove disastrous (see Bush, post-Afghanistan; see Bush, post-Katrina).

Of course my judgment is affected by the fact that I know we won't be seeing Will for future episodes, but even so felt like something of a letdown.

What Labour's leader, Lamont, is trying to plant in voters' minds is that Salmond is a sucker for big business, someone who promises them things he can't deliver (no wind turbines near Trump's Aberdeenshire golf course?), whose judgment and integrity in these sensitive matters may be suspect.

Such candour has not been a hallmark of Trinity Mirror management to date, of course: the judgment handed down by Mr Justice Mann was highly critical of its repeated denials of phone hacking at the Daily and Sunday Mirror and the People.

Of course, this judgment presupposes that, in some sense, it is good to be tolerant.

"The only issue here is that the Ph.D. student of Dr. Daneshjou has used some of the writings of the Korean author, which is of course poor judgment.

Paul also teaches a course on judgment and decision making in the Public Policy Program at Stanford University and is co-author of a forthcoming book on problem solving, decision making, and professional judgment.