Sentence examples for important judgements from inspiring English sources
As more customers make use of these algorithms to automate important judgements and decisions, the issue of bias will become crucial.
In the performance of their professional activities, critical care nurses routinely make important judgements based on uncertain, fallible and inter-substitutable data.
They are among the most important judgements of the last decade, because they represent the first time that the Court of First Instance (hereafter the CFI) and the ECJ have examined this problem closely with a view of revising the case law.
Having looked at gut reactions to him in focus groups and opinion polls, they are convinced that he fails the blink test, and quite badly.It is tempting to conclude from the blink test that politics is a shallow business in which profoundly important judgements are made with indefensible immediacy.
When Malcolm Gladwell writes that humans often take less than two seconds to make important judgements, such as what to make of a stranger they have just met or whether to buy a product in a shop, his point is that this alacrity can result in better decisions than longer, more deliberative decision-making.
The Law Lords (now the Supreme Court) have issued a string of important judgements on the future of the regime.
It's about trusting that your judgement is the most important judgement there is on the show, and I am not sure that I'm in possession of enough knowledge to say that I am that, yet.
The OBR says that a "recovery in productivity growth is perhaps the most important judgement in our economy forecast".
Serbian human rights activist Natasa Kandic told the BBC that it was an important judgement for all Serbs.
And calibrating the balance between austerity and productivity-enhancing measures is perhaps the most important judgement for the next government.
The BBC's Hernando Salazar, in Bogota, says it is the most important judgement in Colombia since forced disappearance was made a crime in 2000.
