Sentence examples for judging the right from inspiring English sources

The architect Zaha Hadid, sitting front row, might have passed on a few tips about judging the right proportions.

Others foresee no lasting damage, but members of both camps advise buyers to exercise as much circumspection at the stock exchange as they would at the store when judging the right price to pay for a label.

Yet the former England all-rounder, who has the distinction of being the only England captain to lift a one-day trophy after the 2010 Twenty20 World Cup triumph, is the first to admit there are things he needs to do better, such as judging the right moment to declare.

In that spirit, the South African San hunters say they do not, and cannot, schedule when to hunt but rather "wait for the moment to be lucky", sensitively judging the right time – when the time is "ripe", as the English language says.

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Most efforts to judge the right stock market value for a company rely on profit forecasts.

It was as if my whole life revolved around trying to judge the right point in a conversation to say goodbye.

This, I report in a totally breezy and impartial manner, is judged the right backdrop to weave tales of lovelorn toffs frolicking and pissed-up colonialists.

Although he attributed the decline in stocks after the Fed surprised the markets to benign profit-taking, Mr. Inker acknowledged that the unusual policies have made it hard to judge the right prices of investments and the right actions to take.

A bridge between the policy and academic world: The difficulty for many, especially in the academic community, is that its hard to judge the right time for the right evidence.