Sentence examples for perfect judgement from inspiring English sources
The seven Harris academies, which are sponsored by the carpet tycoon Lord Harris of Peckham, were in the news last week when one of them – Harris Academy Crystal Palace – was given a "perfect" judgement by Ofsted inspectors.
But since that terrible day in September 2001, the search for Bin Laden was led by the CIA – and whether by dumb luck or perfect judgement, Panetta was the man in charge when everything finally came together.
Although many proponents of the rational agent model acknowledge that the model is ideal and that it not necessarily realistically reflects actual human behaviour, they nevertheless assume that individuals' errors of judgement or of informational processing (i.e., their failure to comply with the model and thus make perfect judgements), are non-systematic.
Fifa maintains its "10 tips for avoiding any cultural misunderstandings" were meant to be humorous – again putting O Fiverão in the perfect place to pass judgement, since it has never knowingly been that either – but it turns out that certain sensitive people in Brazil object to the inference that they are impatient, lazy and dishonest.
And I have, with enormous pleasure, re-read Robert Harris's Archangel (Arrow), Richard North Patterson's The Final Judgement (Hutchinson), the perfect legal novel, and all the wonderful thrillers written by Michael Connelly (Orion).
The more imperfect our judgement, the less perfect our success.
Use your good judgement about the perfect balance between size and weight for your specific branch.
The likely answer is that its judgement will never be perfect but will be better than the average driver.
Some studies have shown that clinical judgement is far from perfect and could tend to prolong mechanical ventilation [ 5, 27].
"Huw Jenkins has got an incredible judgement and he's the perfect person to make that call," Martinez said.
He called the case a "perfect example of mob mentality and rush to judgement by the sheriff's department".
