Sentence examples for judgments that help from inspiring English sources

Clearly, it is value judgments that help us decide whether or not any given truth is significant.

"The Talker" prefers pleasure over pain, happiness over sadness, winning over losing, health over sickness, and any of the other judgments that help us navigate our lives.

In the initial book of the Recherche, on the senses, Malebranche proposed that the erroneous belief in the Aristotelians as well as in Augustine that sensible qualities exist in bodies has its source in a misuse of "natural judgments" that help in the conservation of the human body.

Leading a sure-footed young quintet, Mr. Irabagon conveyed a sense of the ingenuity and judgment that helped secure his accolades.

Despite this, internal TfL documents obtained by the Architects' Journal, show that Heatherwick scored more highly than the others in the crucial "relevant design experience" category, a judgment that helped the firm to outscore their rivals and secure the contract.

Psychiatric professionals say predicting violence accurately is impossible, but there are tools that help them make clinical judgments.

The change did not reflect lobbying pressure, officials said, but Mr. Paulson's judgment that helping all banks with contacts to American consumers would better stabilize financial markets.

In this respect, peptide libraries used as standards, are invaluabletools in order to funnel the large number of peptide candidates in the insilico processing step that helps make judgments of the most usefultarget peptide candidates for the assay [24, 25]. Figure 5 provides assay read-outs from aα-synuclein SRM assay, where we have targeted 2 specific sequences of theprotein.

Furthermore, the incorporation of a think-aloud protocol within this technique yielded invaluable qualitative data that helped to shed light on the reasoning behind participants' usefulness judgments.

"Further, the negative personality trait judgments that perceivers form of suppressors help to explain why suppressors experience difficulty forming close and meaningful relationships".

I hope that this judgment provides help to others who find that the supposedly Independent Police Complaints Commission had tried to cover for and justify brutal violence by police officers".