Sentence examples for judged precisely from inspiring English sources

According to this line of reasoning, while it is true that the counterpart is not responsible for the same deeds as the Nazi sympathizer, he should be judged precisely for what he would have done.

Whether or not the OmpF signal peptide has been processed during the translocation across the inner membrane cannot be judged precisely due to the low resolution of the immunoblot gel.

It's difficult to judge precisely where Poland stand after their first two matches.

The trick is to judge precisely how much or how little the reader needs to be told before the questions start to pile up, and then move on swiftly to the next marvel.

The narrow margin of Brat's primary win in the prosperous suburbs of Richmond– where barely 5% of the population is foreign-born – makes it hard to judge precisely how big a factor his public opposition to immigration reform ultimately proved in defeating Cantor.

The idea of the triple bottom line is not that the three-dimensional performance of business can ever be judged as precisely as its orthodox one-dimensional performance.

Banks such as J.P. Morgan and Credit Suisse have built and published sophisticated computer models which show the maximum likely loss on portfolios of many different loans, thus allowing the need for capital to be judged more precisely.Regulators have accepted the use of such models in managing the risk of trading securities and derivatives.

It is hard to imagine how he thinks – having made such a point of the importance of keeping election promises, right down to the footnotes – that he will not be judged by precisely the same authenticity standard he used so implacably against his political opponents.

In Iowa last year, conservatives waged a successful campaign to unseat three judges precisely because they had ruled in favor of marriage equality.

The rationale was that "the visible streetscape of neighbourhoods provides direct indicators of change": in other words, examining visual evidence allows us to better judge precisely what kind of urban change is occurring in each area.

" But many viewers of Coalition, Channel 4's TV election drama, will be judging you precisely on that accuracy.