Sentence examples for more judgements from inspiring English sources

"It's reflective generally of our intention to take forward a much more intensive supervisory model where we do take more risk, in the sense we will be making more judgements about the future".

The implication is that the method is relatively sensitive even with smallish numbers of diets (although examiners do make more judgements for each candidate in nPACES than they do in PACES).

That would display more judgement and/or nerve than the police have shown hitherto.

What you wear for this occasion will attract more judgement from your peers than if you were to club a tiny baby seal in front of their very eyes.

I think his well-known ambitions would probably be better served with a little more patience and a little more judgement".

Sounds good to me! We've pre-ordered one (I think, apparently the card was declined) so I'll hold off on more judgement for now.

Good habits, imperceptibly fixed, are far preferable to the precepts of reason; but as this task requires more judgement than generally falls to the lot of parents, substitutes must be sought for, and medicines given, when regimen would have answered the purpose better'.

But I think the show and the community and the drag queens need to be open-minded with more critiques and more judgement.

I walked past tres chic clothier Kith multiple times during my week, and felt more judgement than I ever have in my life.

However, patient response in surveys that focus on satisfaction with treatment may be a greater risk of these biases since as a construct it is intrinsically more judgement laden.

For the acceptability judgement task, we found that increasing sensitivity to syntactic ambiguity (i.e. more unacceptable judgements in ambiguous compared with unambiguous sentences) was associated with increasing activity primarily in left BA 45 (extending into BA 47) and right anterior superior temporal gyrus and insula (Table 5 and Fig. 4A).