Sentence examples for loss of judgment from inspiring English sources

This wasn't a loss of unity, but a loss of judgment at a pivotal time.

Paul D. Carrington's article questioning the "wisdom and virtue of people in their 70s," referring to the increasing loss of judgment of aging Supreme Court justices, made sense several decades ago, but the world and its people are no longer quite so fragile.

This loss of judgment is exacerbated by other symptoms of stress, such as sleep deprivation.Mr Coates likens this condition to the state of "learned helplessness" identified in the 1960s by Martin Seligman, a psychologist who delivered random electric shocks to dogs constrained in harnesses.

In a range between 200 and 400 ppm, the exposure to CO promotes a slight headache and loss of judgment.

While dizziness or blurry vision are apparent, loss of judgment or reduced reaction times often are not.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in a 160-pound man, two alcoholic beverages can bring about some loss of judgment, decreased ability to rapidly track a moving target and result in decreased ability to multitask.

What critics call a loss of independent judgment is described by believers here as unrivaled pleasure.

The medical examiner, Andrea Coleman, told a jury in State Supreme Court that the degree of impairment for someone the height and weight of the victim, Nicole duFresne, 28 — who was 5-foot-8 and 148 pounds — could include decreased inhibition and loss of critical judgment.

Symptoms of intoxication include slurred speech, impaired motor coordination and balance, loss of good judgment, or nausea.

Leigh's blood alcohol reading was 0.128, a level which, according to the University of Notre Dame, would have caused "significant impairment of motor coordination and loss of good judgment".

The addition of ultrasound guidance could compensate for the loss of visual judgment.