Sentence examples for judgment thus from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hakala's exercise of his informed judgment thus adheres to academic protocols and does not impart any unscientific or unreliable element to his event studies.

We are thus brought to the inquiry whether the judgment thus rendered does violence to any right secured to the petitioner by the Federal Constitution.

The judgment was erroneous to this extent, and the provision for an attorneys' fee is stricken out, and the judgment thus modified is affirmed.

With real estate prices like these in the neighborhood, it might have seemed possible that Mr. Simmons could have come up with the cash to settle the judgment, thus avoiding the auction.

In several of the cases, the decision has been accompanied with the observation that a personal judgment thus recovered has no binding force without the State in which it is rendered, implying that in such State it may be valid and binding.

A judgment, thus, is a presentation plus a qualitative mode of acceptance or denial.

Although it is much too early to make any sweeping judgments, thus far the trade has worked out just fine for the Thunder.

A novel methodology is presented to evaluate the system without resorting to user judgments, thus increasing the objectivity of the results, and helping to adjust the parameters of the algorithm.

It also eliminates the asynchronous problem between transmitter's CPRG and receiver's CPRG due to the wrong judgments, thus avoiding the error propagation.

According to Mohist political theory, this aim is achieved by unifying society's moral standards, so that people will agree in their value judgments, thus eliminating any potential reasons for conflict.

They also take a pessimistic view of its feasibility, saying, as Peat, Marwick's Walter Hanson does, "that it would involve making even more estimates and judgments, thus compounding the present complaints against earnings reports".