Sentence examples for defective judgment from inspiring English sources
In the end he had defective judgment, and paid for it with his job".
They hide their defective judgment behind excuses that someone stabbed them in the back, or that they were in good company in their disproven beliefs, and argue that we should forget about their history of failure and take their advice now.
William F. Buckley, Jr. wrote a critical obituary in the National Review criticizing Rothbard's "defective judgment" and views on the Cold War.
By contrast, there can be no sensible aspiration to change one's color vision through criticism and regulation, though one can conclude that it is defective and, hence, reserve judgment about certain colors based on one's experience.
Where the agent's better judgment is itself defective, in doing what she deems herself to have insufficient reason to do, the agent may actually be doing what she has most reason to do.
There has been increasing use of coverage for liability stemming from defective products, because some court judgments have awarded huge compensations.
We can even consider whether or not our whole practice of making judgments of taste is defective and should be jettisoned.
In documents filed with N.H.T.S.A., Chrysler said that the Grand Cherokees were designed with "sound engineering judgment and due care" and were "neither defective, nor do they pose an unreasonable risk to motor vehicle safety in rear-impact collisions".
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards understand the power of narrative from his days as a plaintiffs' lawyer who could move a jury to award an enormous judgment with the tale of a child maimed because of a defective $1 widget.
Manufacturers and defense lawyers have long attributed large verdicts in defective product cases to what they call Robin Hood jurors who relish sitting in judgment of powerful corporations, if only for a day.
