Sentence examples for judgements of a from inspiring English sources
We need to abandon single statistical measures of school performance and use more qualitative judgements of a range of measures.
The Delphi technique can be used for both quantitative and qualitative data and is an appropriate technique for collecting, aggregating and analysing the informed judgements of a group or panel of experts on previously identified issues.
Proponents of individualist formulations of contractualism might reply that, in some key cases, Parfit's intuitions are not neutral benchmarks, but rather reflect the considered moral judgements of a consequentialist mind.
Traveling and being around other people of various cultures obliterates judgements of a racist nature.
The sound of a woman's voice also plays into a man's judgements of a woman's attractiveness.
In the future, we'll just be able to do it in more user-friendly ways without worrying about the moral judgements of a less plugged-in generation.
The results suggest that the cDEC approach produces design rankings that correlate strongly with the judgements of an "expert panel".
A judgement of a sporting contest is invariably for life, not just for Christmas.
It is no judgement of a thing outside yourself to say it makes you ill.
This was the judgement of a new free online tool, the National Fitness Test, which assesses your strength, aerobic fitness, flexibility and 'shape' (weight, height and body measurements), giving you an individual score for each component as well as an overall 'age'age
This is taking place under the judgement of a fifth person representing the public.
