Sentence examples for easily judged from inspiring English sources

Complex texts aren't so easily judged.

With everything there is a media circus, everything is easily judged.

The research reported by Dr. Larson and his colleagues in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences is solid science — easily judged by peers, at any rate.

Hence, the accuracy of the model can be easily judged.

In general, the routes provided by Web services are different and cannot be easily judged.

It happens sometimes that the mining routes and web service provided routes are different, in this case, a best recommended route cannot be easily judged.

Offerings in more established industries like commodities, manufacturing and retail have a long list of publicly traded rivals, allowing investors to more easily judge potential performance and valuation.

We can easily judge this by observing "the basis", that is the differential between the CDS price and the cash-market bond price.

We can't easily judge the time that we are asleep because that time feels like an absence, a break from the demands of thought and awareness.

To understand why brands are so valuable an economic innovation despite being pilloried by the anti-globalisation lobby you need only imagine what happens when sellers offer a product whose quality a buyer cannot easily judge.Take the frustratingly familiar problem of buying a used car.

Although human observers can effectively and easily judge the quality of an image, this is highly time and resource consuming.