Sentence examples for its better judgment from inspiring English sources

My colleagues often debate the ethics of being in a profession that, despite its better judgment, helps to perpetuate these anatomical abominations – maybe it is time for us to take a stand.

How, Malcomson inquires, did the world's sole superpower surrender its better judgment and squander so much good will?

Itzhak Perlman New York To the Editor: In the late 1980s a small group of influential and well-intentioned but overzealous individuals, mostly American, pushed the World Health Organization against its better judgment (and existing priorities) into declaring support for a global program to totally eradicate poliomyelitis.

Against his better judgment, he has become a devotee of the trade center and its below-the-radar operations.

Eventually, against his better judgment, Petr makes his move.

Against his better judgment, Henry strained to read them.

In the end, his better judgment won out.

In 1940, "against his better judgment," he allowed students to play bridge during school.

By siding with the snowmobile industry and overturning a Clinton-era plan to phase out snowmobiles, the Bush administration would continue a practice that violates the conclusions of its own Environmental Protection Agency, the better judgment of many National Park Service employees, the public will and common sense.

During the nine years he served as European director of the service, he hired many of its correspondents, often against the better judgment of his superiors, and he has doggedly fought off interference with their reporting, both from above and from the outside.

Books like Harvard professor Michael Porter's Competitive Strategy help readers better understand a business and equip them to make a better judgment about its prospects.