Sentence examples for judging from a list from inspiring English sources

Judging from a list compiled by the Alliance for Downtown New York, there have been no more than 25 of them since 1965.

A few dozen more were invited to participate, and all who agreed were asked to schedule solo shows for the weekend and to try to organize — judging from the list — a related, appropriately elevating event.

To rely on research conducted by an institution whose predetermined goal, judging from its list of publications, is to prove that lack of money is not the problem, is to conduct journalism based on biased information.

Judging from the list of new German issues this year, the answer is a little of both.

But Mr. Snow is in good company, judging from the list.

Judging from this list, Russia is recoiling into its totalitarian past.

Judging from that list, the organizers would do well to avoid making any claims about ending musical segregation.

The shoes, all to be worn by models in next week's show, on Feb. 11, will range from size 7 to 11. Judging from the list of its minimum-bid, or "reserve" prices, Proenza Schouler hopes to sell at least $32,345 of goods in the auction.

Judging from the list of the final 25 ideas, there are some fascinating ideas that could come out of this contest.

Judging from this list, the province is also the most engaged in suicide and the depressing Canadian history of our residential schools.

Judging from the spec list, Toshiba might have a serious Motorola Xoom competitor in the pipeline.