Sentence examples for make good judgements from inspiring English sources

Above all, Newman was arguing that the primary role of the university was to give students a "perfection of the intellect … the clear, calm, accurate vision and comprehension of all things" that allows the individual to make good judgements.

Similarly, all felt that their research experience has benefited their clinical practise, by helping them make good judgements on the validity of published research data.

It is almost impossible to make good judgements about that.' (N 8) The 68 responses were given on a five-point Likert scale, with '5' representing 'Totally agree' and '1' representing 'Totally disagree'.

It is almost impossible to make good judgements about that.' (N 8) The GPs had their doubts regarding both the content itself and the validity of CPI (Table  3).

Teach him or her to make good judgements about whether the articles should be promoted or demoted.

"But if you look at the lay definition of wisdom, many people would agree it's the idea of someone who can make good unbiased judgement".

Just remember, to get good judgement you must have experience, and experience is achieved through instances of bad judgement.

However, the GPs indicated that they had enough information on all cases to make a good judgement on the medical necessity of the contacts.

Make a good judgement about whether the articles should be promoted or demoted.

"Laurie Evans, like Gary Ballance yesterday, showed that runs could be made with patience and good judgement.

It's hard to really piece together what the full situation was so we can make a good reliable judgement about whether the cop's mistake is a reasonable one or not.