Sentence examples for judging whether it is from inspiring English sources

In judging whether it is right to spend money in a particular way, you should first think what else you could be doing with it.

If there are no domains (school, travel, grandparents) where only one of the two languages will do, "children are very good at judging whether it is worth maintaining a language or letting it wither away".

It might be thought that the sensory structures found in the eye muscles would provide the cues for judging whether it is the eye or the scene that has moved.

I am profoundly disappointed the Audit Commission has not only signed up to this deal but is party to a confidentiality clause which prevents the rest of us from judging whether it is the best deal".

Step 4: Determine the control mode of DFIGs by judging whether it is the initial moment of voltage recovery control mode after clearing the grid fault.

Analysing the likely consequences of invading one of the major Arab states should have been a crucial element in judging whether it was in Britain's interest, let alone that of ordinary Iraqis, to go to war.

At some point we will have to judge whether it is working.

"The amount is unusual for Germany but it is difficult to judge whether it is fair or not.

He cannot judge whether it is good or bad, but would have preferred a nymph or goddess.

Only then will the world be able to judge whether it is Amnesty International or the president whose perspective deserves to be called "absurd".

There are exemptions to the act, and Richard Thomas, the information commissioner, can judge whether it is in the public interest to withhold information, rather than release it.