Sentence examples for judging if from inspiring English sources

This demands not just new ways of making adverts but new methods for judging if they will work.

The next month will be vital in judging if President Putin has taken these steps and that is what I will urge President Putin to do when I meet him later today.

It said a lack of transparency about fees and interest rates led to a lack of competition and prevented customers from judging if it was worth switching to a rival bank.

The "physical development, way of speaking and deportment, clothes and lifestyle" of a girl between 12 and 14 are relevant in judging if an offender "knew or should have known" that she was a "young girl," point No. 19 of the opinion reads.

With speculation now supported by the head of the French Olympic team that the Canadian pair was victimized by biased judging, if not collusion, I was reminded of the last figure skating controversy I walked into, which merely happened to be the most celebrated event in the history of the sport.

Merely judging if a programmer is exceptional vs. competent will be very hard if you are not one yourself.

How can Americans judge if they are being met?

It was hard to judge if he was entirely serious.

She added: "It's for others to judge if we are institutionally racist or not".

And how will they judge if those pledges have been dishonoured?

Soon New Yorkers can judge if it fits the fancy-slipper production.