Sentence examples for more objectively than from inspiring English sources

An intelligence director who is independent of that agency can monitor its performance more objectively than can one who is also its operating head.

"Even though they are college buddies, you will get it much more objectively than with an 'as told to,' " Ms. Hemming said.

We thus see Bridget more objectively than in the book, though whether this makes her narcissism and comic whingeing less tiresome is another matter.

It's easy to see why he bridles too, because if he accepts the truth that his algorithms function no more objectively than a human editor, then he bears responsibility for their choices.

A second strength is that, by using the judge's verdict to determine the severity of the abuse, this severity was determined more objectively than when only the narrative of the victim would have been used.

Perhaps the only equivalent is qualifying or being selected for an Olympic team, but some of those decisions are made more objectively than for a World Cup team.

It was interesting to find that balding can be more objectively categorized than the informal scale I've been using: thinning, getting breezy, deep-denial-but-I-admire-the-effort, and comfortably bald.

If a self-driving car seems far-fetched, how about software that grades students' essays more objectively, consistently and quickly than humans?

This study more objectively assessed DWI behavior than the Stein and colleagues' (2006) investigation.

In most diseases treatment response can be evaluated more objectively, reproducibly and earlier with imaging than by monitoring symptoms.

It is surprising that such invocation is based only on the possible artifacts created by the traditional extraction of humus from soil, rather than onto a more objectively rationale thinking.