Sentence examples for job discerning from inspiring English sources

Career trajectories of doped athletes won't do a good job discerning pharmacologically enhanced performances – garbage in, garbage out, as they say.

He said he would leave to others the job of discerning whether the conduct reported in the 81st Precinct was systemic in the Police Department.

"At the end of the day, it's the jury's job to discern the truth".

The CEO Approval Tracker reveals that there is no correlation between compensation and what discerning business observers (i.e., our readers) think of a given CEO's job performance.

My job is to discern what the subject's self-image is and give it to him.

It's a question highlighted by cabinet office plans to discern job hunters class in order to get those from poor backgrounds into top roles.

The online reviewer's primary job is to discern what a restaurant is trying to do, and then clearly explain to fellow eaters whether or not it succeeds.

If they do mention the oil, your writerly job is to discern whether your workshop buddy meant that women don't change oil, or they didn't believe your particular woman character would change oil.

USA!" This chant did not spread through the stands; a sophisticated job of editing by a discerning crowd that understood that this was a victory for the Yankees, their fans and the organization.

Job done, I'd say people should be more discerning about which journeys it is really necessary to do by car and whether there are alternatives.

It's a good job Hansi Flick's tastes aren't too discerning: the assistant of the national manager Jogi Löw came to eye up a blond guy but left with a dark Brazilian on Saturday.