Sentence examples for internal judgment from inspiring English sources

For now, an internal judgment by Bank staff suggests GDP growth will come in at about 0.2-0.3 0.2-0.3 third quarter, the minutes said.

Its implied occupant was an autonomous sexual actor Emin's birth-control pills were part of the installation as well as someone who risked emotional pain with every relationship willingly entered upon, and who knew to expect external and internal judgment.

Its implied occupant was an autonomous sexual actor — Emin's birth-control pills were part of the installation — as well as someone who risked emotional pain with every relationship willingly entered upon, and who knew to expect external and internal judgment.

That, in the end, seems to be the main message of research into writer's block: It's useful to escape from external and internal judgment — by writing, for instance, in a dream diary, which you know will never be read — even if it's only for a brief period.

The present experiment investigates how many performance observations are necessary to calibrate internal judgment scales, leading to consistent judgments.

Serial performance evaluations show calibration effects: Judges avoid extreme categories in the beginning (e.g. best or worst) because they need to calibrate an internal judgment scale (Unkelbach et al., 2012).

While most attention has been focused on the decline in public trust of Mr. Blair's government, the BBC's ratings have slid as its practices and internal judgments have been exposed.

This research on HRQOL was based on school children's subjective perspective, and refers to individual internal judgments about quality of life experience as opposed to problems, symptoms or diagnoses.

THE bank and its executives have been deeply embarrassed by the trading fiasco and the internal failures of judgment it exposed.

The results of the present study show an increased reliance on "internal" sources of judgment validation over more objective external sources.

The ATSDR recognizes the utility of both the qualitative and quantitative conclusions provided by traditional risk assessment, but the agency uses such estimates only in the broader context of professional judgment, internal and external peer review, and extensive public review and comment.