Sentence examples for if judgements from inspiring English sources

Also in Monday's filing, the company singled out four lawsuits against it, estimating those actions could "reasonably" cost the company roughly $1.5 billion if judgements go against Morgan Stanley.

If judgements of beauty were based on variable pleasures or displeasures then it seems that the claim to correctness is fraudulent.

In contrast, this interference effect is eradicated if judgements are made on overall stimulus colour or luminance (i.e. basic surface properties; [75]).

We only judged summary risk of bias 'low' if judgements in all four of these domains were 'low risk of bias'.

The first Terminator is still a worthwhile watch, even if Judgement Day does shit all over it.

So while the world, based on their direct actions, could be on its way down in flames, what you are likely to see, even if judgement day is closing in on them, is a completely incongruous disconnect between the actor, his actions and his reactions.

In the 80s, producers were more cautious about recasting – and one star more reluctant to take over a role stamped by another – and, if current judgements had been applied, it is likely that Pravda would have continued with another heavyweight (John Thaw, Michael Gambon) in the part.

If such judgements express deep-seated attitudes, the question answers itself.

Second, he argued that, if probability judgements were empirical frequency claims, then the probability judgements would themselves only be probable, something that can't be coherently accounted for.

Although it would be good if the judgements exhibited by IFCs, like judges, could be shown to be correct, it is the independence and more specifically, impartiality of IFCs that is most valued [2].

Pockett (2002, 2005) suggests that while as much as 500 msec may be required if complicated judgements are being made concerning the data, in other cases stimuli can produce basic sensations in as little as 50 80 msec.