Sentence examples for make an objective from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to make an objective case for any of these.

If opposition leaders had their way, the public would be denied access to the facts to make an objective evaluation.

Unlike Bloomfield Bonington, Ridgeon cannot make an objective medical decision because he is not at all well.

Linguists have attempted to make an objective assessment of the relative difficulty of languages by breaking them down into parts.

"That seems a fair period of time to make an objective evaluation of how the first round goes," he said.

Newly-appointed to the job, he had to stand back and make an objective assessment of where the company had gone wrong.

"And we hope that Cas will make an objective, fair and lawful decision, in spite of the already publicly announced position of its president".

The study concludes by calling for an independent scientific body to make an objective evaluation of the evidence relating to whip use and its impact on horse welfare.

In a controlled setting, one can make an objective measurement of how many times the alert of a drug-detection dog was correct.

In his resignation letter Gleeson said his decision would "better enable the parliament to make an objective consideration of the issues I have raised undistracted by personalities".

"I trust that it will in fact better enable the parliament to make an objective consideration of the issues I have raised undistracted by the personalities.