Sentence examples for making the judgments from inspiring English sources

The question is whether Mr Piketty had a reasonable basis for making the judgments he did.

And who is making the judgments that seem, in aggregate, so obviously biased?

"The officers are answering our questions," Mr. Johnson said, "and we're making the judgments that we were hired to make".

It's a show with no road to run on while Sir Alan Moses's Independent Press Standards Organisation toils away hearing the cases and making the judgments of actual self-regulation.

He thinks it also constitutes justification for our knowledge claims even if our experiences are not explanatorily relevant to making the judgments in question (Chalmers 1996, pp. 172 209; 1999, pp. 493f; see also his 2003, 2010).

The fact is that John McCain -- who I like, incidentally, and respect enormously for his military service, and no one will ever challenge it or question it -- but that doesn't mean that he's been correct in making the judgments he made or even drawing the lessons that he's drawn from those experiences.

Making the judgment call of what is pertinent, though, is easier said than done.

"We're making the judgment as to whether it makes sense for him to go".

It says more about the people making the judgment – and, yes, I do it myself, sometimes.

To answer that question we need some basis for making the judgment.

This is a quarter of the size of the matrix ({varvec{{W}}}), making the judgment much more convenient.