Sentence examples for judgments for many from inspiring English sources

However, traditional formal grammars have generally not covered any one language comprehensively, and have drawn sharp boundaries between well-formedness and ill-formedness, when in fact people's (including linguists') grammaticality judgments for many sentences are uncertain or equivocal.

To rigorously assess our method, we integrate previously disparate lines of research on intelligent topic selection and deep vs. shallow judging (i.e., whether it is more cost-effective to collect many relevance judgments for a few topics or a few judgments for many topics).

The choice of a running mate has been a kind of litmus test of judgment for many years, because it is always the first major decision a candidate makes.

The term 'modern' adds a value judgment for many readers that should not be there.

Available information was often insufficient to make a judgment for many criteria.

Mr. Hovde, the hedge fund investor who says he believes the bailout program is putting off judgment day for many banks, said his fear was that many of the banks would burn through their federal money only to face a squeeze again.

Slowed reaction time, inattention, and poor judgment are responsible for many crashes at all ages but because we tend to slow down as we age, these factors assume increasing importance.

However, good clinical judgment suggests that for many patients it may be appropriate to start at least lifestyle interventions whenever the diagnosis is made, irrespective of A1C.

He was born into the law in that his maternal grandfather was Lord Atkin, famous for many judgments, including a landmark ruling on habeas corpus and another which extended the law of negligence in a case involving a snail found in a bottle of ginger beer.

By many measures he's unprepared for the office and by the judgment of many officials, both Republican and Democratic, he's unqualified by temperament as well.

As we know, the scheme of pattern recognition presents an efficient frame for many judgment-oriented problems.