Sentence examples for experienced judgments from inspiring English sources

This observation implies that biologically meaningful domain definitions require experienced judgments, and contrasts with the pronounced disagreement between results from automated methods.

"I've definitely experienced judgment," said Priscilla Gilman, author of a new memoir, "The Anti-Romantic Child," which deals in large part with her 2006 divorce.

"Just as women had to explode the myth they're less ambitious, men are now experiencing judgments that need to be dispelled," Hellicar said.

Don't get trapped in your own interests, experiences, judgments, and ways of seeing the world.

Experience, judgment and maturity are needed, too.

The crucial factors are experience, judgment, instinct, caution, teamwork and resources.

On the one hand, it is composed of men of experience, judgment and traditionalism.

And he's also proved that he has the experience, judgment, integrity, and toughness to bring real reform to Washington.

But employees often lack the experience, judgment, and discipline necessary to achieve this without breaking the bank.

Clinton's advisers are confident the debates will showcase her experience, judgment, gravitas and command of policy.

The three children did not have the "requisite capacity or skill, nor the knowledge, experience, judgment or responsible work ethic" to run the trust, she added.