Sentence examples for judge its performance from inspiring English sources

The National Institutes of Health seems to be another example, although it's hard for me, as a non-scientist, to judge its performance as confidently.

Without these there is no agreed standard against which to judge its performance.

But unlike the Watch Enthusiast, there is little in the way of user feedback online to judge its performance.

Yet it is only by observing and measuring that difference that we can accurately judge its performance.

Our best hope is that moderate Republicans will demand that their party do better before the voters have a new chance to judge its performance.

For the first time, the bank issued measures to judge its performance based on financial performance, customer retention and employee engagement.

He said that whether Iraq was willing to be open to the international inspections and how the Security Council judged its performance would determine whether war will come.

And Patrick Covington, the new chief executive of the Corporation for National and Community Service, said recently that his agency would no longer judge its own performance by the number of volunteers or the hours they put in but by their effect.In Britain too, Mr Cameron has high hopes for volunteers.

This gives the company freedom to operate without investors trying to judge its immediate performance.

Furthermore, it provides a tool for managers to calculate the value of a company's IC directly and judge its impact on firm performance.

But judging from its performance at the Jazz Gallery on Friday night, it's an addition to what's becoming a new wave of Latin jazz around the city, music that wrestles with Afro-Cuban jazz and transplants it into new territory.