Sentence examples for developing judgment from inspiring English sources

And because young brains are still developing judgment and impulse control, trying addictive substances before the age of 18 makes people 6 times more likely to become addicted adults than those who wait until they are 21.

They had developed judgment, mastery of teamwork, and willingness to accept responsibility for the consequences of their choices.

I slunk back to The New Yorker, where it was discovered that I had developed judgment, and after another twenty years of copy editing I got a book out of my day job.

Doing it this way is a way of helping them develop judgment about "going too far" and that doing so has consequences.

Developing personal judgment is a matter of developing non-technical skills.

For instance, prior entrepreneurial experience helps in developing better judgments (Gruber et al. 2012).

It's not a method of cheating, they say, it's about developing quick judgments -- something they've studied in successful learners.

The aim was to develop elemental judgment distinguishing form, colour, separation and association, grouping, matching, and so on.

For him, one develops such judgment through living one's own life reflectively, and being open to the lives of others.

Not only do many of these licensed toys introduce young people to fashion and consumerism before they have developed critical judgment, but we as parents give them the stuff too early.

A shift to written standards discourages thoughtful classroom discourse on alternatives which develop professional judgment.