Sentence examples for make an intelligent judgment from inspiring English sources

NEW pension rules being phased in this year may make some employees curious about the financial health of their pension plans — but it's still hard to get enough information to make an intelligent judgment.

So if you are to make an intelligent judgment about whose lever to pull (or chad to punch) in November, you need to be able to tell the difference between principle and prevarication (that's so Romney, yes?).

These two operas make an intelligent double bill.

"I'm trying to make an intelligent decision," he said.

"And you try to make an intelligent guess on how to end the book".

Even a machine needs more than that to make an intelligent decision.

"You actually need the information to make an intelligent choice on switching".

If they don't trust you, they're less willing to make an intelligent buying decision.

Then, when others are chatting, you can make an intelligent contribution to the conversation.

But it has nothing to do with making an intelligent decision about who should be president.

Just as credit-fuelled personal debt spiralled out of control because there were no longer high street bank managers who knew the clients, knew the locality, and were able to make intelligent judgments about individual cases, so the sovereign debt world is now devoid of commonsense and balanced judgment in its dealings about nations.