Sentence examples for make an informed judgment from inspiring English sources

In my post yesterday, after news of the Comey firing broke, I declined to take a position, because I didn't have enough information to make an informed judgment.

"Instead," he added, "they can read samples of actual work, and then make an informed judgment".

But these plays give us the chance to make an informed judgment.

"Many times, the people awarding the patents don't have the direct relevant expertise to make an informed judgment".

"We want them to make an informed judgment, and that carries over to our marketing approach as well".

None of this truth is about to be forthcoming, so I really cannot make an informed judgment.

If the Foreign Affairs Committee has not had access to all the material from which this detailed assertion of a 45-minute deployment was derived it will have been prevented from making an informed judgment.

"I wanted them to make an informed opinion".

To respond effectively and proportionately to problems in pregnancy, and especially in labour, a midwife must make an informed clinical judgment about the mother's health and wellbeing.

"Without knowing how many emails are involved, who wrote them, when they were written or their subject matter, it's impossible to make any informed judgment on this development," Feinstein said.

It is intended to provide information and to allow the practitioner to make an informed decision, based on evidence and expert judgment.