Sentence examples for judged primarily from inspiring English sources

Show dogs are judged primarily on how well they conform to their breed standard.

They claim that a scientific discipline is to be judged primarily on its predictions, and on that basis, they suggest, economics doesn't qualify as a science.

During the Middle Ages, when man's natural instincts were held in particularly low esteem, musical compositions were often judged primarily in terms of their adherence to the rules.

While security requires constant vigilance, it is a sign of how much Colombia has changed that Mr Santos may be judged primarily on his management of the economy.

Accidents are the measure upon which much is judged, primarily the skill of the driver to go as fast as possible, pushing the limits, without having an accident.

"I know you would wish to be judged primarily not on the glass ceilings you have smashed, but on your achievements as an academic leader on both sides of the Atlantic".

Many judges were dismissed either because they owed their appointment as judges primarily to their loyalty to the communist government or because of their records.

Generally ambivalent reaction from the judges, primarily based on the chicken and the egg problem.

But when it gets to the step of a recall actually recalling a judge primarily based on one decision that, for me, is a step too far".

By judging classrooms primarily on standardized exams, they encouraged testing gamesmanship.

Though May is determined not to be defined solely by Britain's departure, she knows that history will judge her primarily on this basis.