Sentence examples for judgement about whether from inspiring English sources

Everything from a snap judgement about whether the Guardian review reflects your opinion.

He ducks attempts to push him into a judgement about whether the picture is good or bad.

"Teachers and schools should make a judgement about whether it's important in relation to the learning needs of particular groups of students," Professor Susan Hallam says.

"We don't just count papers or citations, we make a judgement about whether people are doing something that's worth doing," says Hugh Pelham, director of the LMB.

No doubt you've already made a number of decisions that have led you to this moment – you've said yes to going out with them, so on some level, you've made a judgement about whether you might be a good match.

Once it is informed of a particular case, it makes a judgement about whether the content is "potentially illegal" or not, and assesses the severity of the offence on a five-point scale.

Judgements about whether causes are deserving, worthwhile or effective, result in people distancing themselves from participation when they have a lot to give.

In their assessment of particular projects, participants made judgements about whether to cooperate based on more specific cues, which acted as signs to assure them that researchers shared their cooperative intentions.

Instead, cinema owners subscribed to a weekly bundle of single-sheet reports offering hard-nosed judgements about whether a picture would play to a packed auditorium or two blokes and a dog.

Yet these very people will soon have to make difficult judgements about whether people have complied sufficiently with the new regime of work-focused interviews and action plans to deserve benefit payments.

When someone gives an opinion, we all make snap judgements about whether we inherently trust what they are saying.