Sentence examples for judgment cause from inspiring English sources

He also said the bad judgment cause by alcohol mixed with the overconfidence of cocaine can lead to some very poor decisions.

"His poor judgment caused this split and this crisis in the Coalition," Shorten said.

Long delayed by India's snail-like judicial system, the judgment caused an outcry in India.

When bad judgment causes a national crisis, policies should change, the costs should be shared, and heads should roll.

Tonight, David faces an early morning trip to the cop shop and a lapse in judgment causes problems for Jenny.

Housman, a sixty-three-year-old with a reddish beard, said that he would consider leaving town if the judgment caused him to pay higher taxes.

Duveen's judgment caused the Kansas City Art Institute to withdraw its offer of $250,000, and in the end Duveen settled by agreeing to pay the owner $60,000.

Many critics have felt that Rude's liberal passions were more powerful than his aesthetic judgment, causing his memorial Bonaparte Awakening to Immortality (1847) at Fixin near Dijon to be a grandiloquent failure, though others have admired its subtle poetry.

So it seems only natural that when Ms. Ferguson's self-hatred and poor judgment caused her to "go into the gutter," as she described it, her rehabilitation would be played out on a small screen.

For one thing, doing so may cost more lives: reporting, say, that bad training or poor command judgment caused soldiers to kill civilians may make people angry at American soldiers, but it might lead to changes that keep more civilians from being killed, and stave off a subsequent cycle of anger and retribution.

Is it possible that HP was in a death spiral and only Apotheker's sound judgment caused them to get away with a mere 45% drop in value?