Sentence examples for good judgements from inspiring English sources

Good judgements and reduced variations in practice require nurses to identify relevant "signals" in clinical encounters.

Above all, Newman was arguing that the primary role of the university was to give students a "perfection of the intellect … the clear, calm, accurate vision and comprehension of all things" that allows the individual to make good judgements.

At the same time, his talk notes that it is increasingly easy to gather sufficient information to take action — while lacking enough information to form good judgement, and further understanding of the context in which data is collected and flows is essential to developing such good judgements.

Similarly, all felt that their research experience has benefited their clinical practise, by helping them make good judgements on the validity of published research data.

As ever, the freedom to speak and the freedom from other kinds of speech remain twinned: something that careful laws and good judgements must help nurture into a new kind of common knowledge.

Scientists can't predict the future, but they can make good judgements about it based on past and current trends.

"She has done it with intelligence, understanding and good judgement.

"Then, as always, I must bow to your good judgement".

It conveys good judgement and grace under pressure.

A helpful attitude, good judgement, and presentable attire are required.

Alas, management and good judgement were not his strong suits.