Sentence examples for judgment misses from inspiring English sources

But that judgment misses the point.

But this judgment misses the powerful psychological drama that drives Scobie's dilemma.

Speaking after the judgment, Miss Saunders said: "It is encouraging that the judge agrees that this practice might well be unlawful and that he decided that the 'opportunity for collusion is institutionalised'".

What Gillespie's and Davis's judgments miss is that jollity can be a form of strength.

Even experienced clinical judgment often misses the mark.

Representative Howard Coble, Republican of North Carolina, said in an interview that he thought the talk of gun control was "probably a rush to judgment" that missed the real issue.

She acknowledged that had the police officers at the centre of the inquiry not committed "serious errors of judgment" and "missed crucial investigative opportunities" when Worboys could have been stopped before he went on to assault more women.

Their motive, they say, is to ensure that she does not profit from their baby's death by selling her story; the English tabloids are allegedly bidding big sums.It is by no means certain that Mr and Mrs Eappen could enforce a judgment against Miss Woodward, even if they were to win one.

A 1948 editorial in the polemical magazine Sequence, co-edited by Lindsay Anderson, sarcastically noted: 'Mr Harold Wilson was recently recorded... presenting Miss Margaret Lockwood with a heavy, silver-plated ornament, thus bestowing official sanction on to the British people's judgment that Miss Lockwood is their finest actress.

Through the judgment of missing alarm and false alarm, the two sample pools are updated and so is the prediction model.

However, since this comment was not mandatory, in about 1/4 of articles such judgments are missing.