Sentence examples for making adequate judgments from inspiring English sources

4. Systematicity: being orderly and focused, aiming to correctly map out the situation both in linear and in non-linear problem situations. 5. Self-confidence: to be trusted upon for making adequate judgments.

It allows patients to make adequate judgments in a pairwise fashion, and the pairwise comparisons are straightforward and convenient.

But we're not making adequate progress.

Without it, we cannot make adequate progress.

Respondent (05) referred to the emphasis in training to body language and demeanor – so that if technology then appears to place a barrier in the way of such observations, staff may doubt their ability to make an adequate judgment.

But it fails to see that system is needed for adequate judgments.

"It becomes problematic if it makes policy judgments without adequate policy processes".

"The old adage, 'It could have been worse,' is not an adequate judgment for people to vote for it".

I'm not making value judgments.

We are making no judgments here.

Parents who have left their babies unattended in a dangerous place to die have simply become isolated from their families and society, incapable of obtaining adequate information to make appropriate judgments, and mentally trapped [ 19].