Sentence examples for makes judgements from inspiring English sources

In a separate post, at The Atlantic, Derek Thompson notes that the swing-state improvement may not enormously help President Obama, because voters makes judgements on the national economy.

The study in the journal Flavour suggests the brain makes judgements on food even before it goes in the mouth.

Facts, then, are perhaps qualified to play the role of what makes judgements correct and propositions true.

The Ministry of Defence does not have a definitive list of banned items but makes judgements on a case-by-case basis.

"He is pretty blind to price tags, he looks at what he sees with his eyes and makes judgements based on that, not on reputations and prices".

"He is pretty blind to price tags, he looks at what he sees with his eyes and makes judgements based on that, not on reputations and prices". The Gunners have been linked with summer moves for and Real Madrid forward Gonzalo Higuain.

Tutor scaffolding supported the process of making judgements.

Or are you making judgements without a full picture?

The Speakers are informed, so that they can make judgements.

"We are not making judgements and we are not speculating," expert Beristain said.

We don't make judgements on the basis of commercial potential.