Sentence examples for judgment of when from inspiring English sources

It asked only for moral certainty that death applied to the whole being, and left the judgment of when that happened to the experts with the encephalograms.

How precise he is in his judgment of when to speak and when to stay silent, when to watch and when to act, absolutely ruthlessly if need be.

In the business of soccer, at the level he maintains by winning the English Premier League more seasons than not, he earns his wage several times over with his judgment of when to sell, whom to buy and which members of the club's famed academy to push at the right time into a team followed in more than 200 countries.

Alternatively, a more selective approach might be to recommend oxytocin infusions at all elective caesarean sections performed by inexperienced operators, whose judgment of when to use additional uterotonic agents may not be as reliable.

Acts of such spectacular violence exert unpredictable forces on the public and on the leaders who are charged with protecting it, transforming judgments of when and how to use force and decisions about what can be sacrificed in the name of security, as well as the definitions of citizenship, patriotism, and innocence.

Moreover, sentimentalists who hold even a limited FA theory must give an account of the sentiments on which they are amenable to judgments of when they are and aren't fitting unlike mere feelings yet do not essentially involve the very concepts that they are meant to elucidate.

In August 2001, they won a judgment of liability, when Iran failed to show up in court to contest the suit.

In 1985 she dug her family's wine roots even deeper, marrying Bo Barrett, chief winemaker at Chateau Montelena (Montelena produced the chardonnay that won the famous 1976 Judgment of Paris, when California wines beat their French counterparts in a blind tasting).

It had its own moment in 1976 during the so-called Judgment of Paris, when its wines were blind tasted against French wines and, to the shock of wine snobs everywhere, bested them.

For many decades, pressure-based respiratory mechanics have served to aid the judgment of clinicians when monitoring mechanical ventilation and making important decisions in respiratory care.

At a review level the EPPI-Centre method requires the "judgment of reviewers when evaluating the extent to which an intervention meets a recommendation from the qualitative synthesis" [ 38], particularly so if the latter evidence base is derived from unrelated process evaluations.