Sentence examples for making their judgments from inspiring English sources

Five months before voters begin making their judgments in the Republican contest, Mr. Perry is racing to introduce himself.

In this case, half of the participants viewed didactic information about nonverbal indicators of women's sexual interest before making their judgments.

The only empirical result related to land use impacts was that differences in size were important in the overall impact of the subjects and that both objective variables and subjective feelings were taken into account when making their judgments.

For instance, we used to do new songs on stage before they were ready just to force ourselves to sort of get it together in front of people, but pretty soon we realized that they were going up on the web and people were making their judgments on those songs based on our first performance.

Here we tested various facial features to determine which might permit accurate judgments in order to gain an understanding of what cues perceivers are using in making their judgments.

The main problem is that supervisors tend to be subjective, and use inconsistent criteria, in making their judgments of performance.

Yet voters seem to be making their judgment on the basis of image and style, not substance.

In a 2006 German study judges were asked to roll (rigged) dice between reading the documents in a (hypothetical) case and making their judgment.

Thousands of Americans will make their judgments at a stroke.

Rather, juries are supposed to make their judgments solely according to the evidence before them.

"We will all be on the same stage and everybody gets to make their judgments".