Sentence examples similar to make a quicker judgment from inspiring English sources

"You try to make a quick judgment," Manager Joe Girardi said.

The AMEX employee then has to make a quick judgment call.

When I make a quick judgment, however, I don't write people off because I am usually wrong.

Then you're much better prepared to make a quick judgment call on whether the "deal" you're seeing is actually good or not.

But, there again, doctors have to make a quick judgment call and it is possible there was no other suitable patient for the donor liver at the time.

2. When you are an expert in your field and you need to make a quick judgment under pressure about a complex topic: You don't have the luxury of time to engage in deliberate thinking.

Real estate is an image-based business, and clients make a quick judgment call on whether or not you're in contention for hire.

The CEO of Working Wardrobes, Jerri Rosen, says that employers take about six seconds to make a quick judgment call on a potential employee during an interview.

When we pick up a book, we often make a quick judgment based on the cover art, title and the author's name.

We have to make choices like this, on the fly, all the time, so we have developed subconscious psychological/emotional filters by which we can take partial information and make a quick judgment about whether those clues suggest possible danger.

But I made a quick judgment call that it wasn't in my interests and wouldn't, ultimately, help our working relationship.