Sentence examples for in which judgments from inspiring English sources

ORLANDO, Fla .— In a digital era in which judgments are rendered in rapid-fire, 140-character blasts, there is no time for explanation, no room for nuance and little use for patience.

In the real near future, the authors suggest, big data analysis (instead of the clairvoyant Pre-Cogs in that movie) may bring about a situation "in which judgments of culpability are based on individualized predictions of future behavior".

(This is the order of conceptual priority, not the chronological sequence in which judgments are made).

Two issues stand out: (i) the form in which judgments are presented, and (ii) the practice of distinguishing.

Scotus argues that a theory of practical reason in which judgments about actions were restricted to the type of reasoning characteristic of speculation not only restricts freedom, but also removes any basis for merit or blame.

Issues will arise here as to how to individuate and count opportunities; just suppose we can limit our attention to situations in which judgments that more or fewer opportunities are available to groups are uncontroversialy unproblematic.

For Mamet the theatre is a courtroom – a battleground in which judgment rather than justice is at stake.

The key to these sessions, he stated, was creating an atmosphere in which judgment about the quality of any idea is suspended.

Harold Camping, architect of Saturday's dramatic events in which Judgment Day came and went without so much as an earthquake, has revealed what went wrong.

But I wonder about Grieve's wisdom in prosecuting the Daily Mirror and Daily Mail in an action heard yesterday in the high court, in which judgment has been reserved.

They and their offspring — term-paper extensions, debt deferrals — are the limbos of modern life, in which judgment is suspended on sins committed out of laziness, bad luck, or lack of common sense.