Sentence examples for rapid judgements from inspiring English sources

But the verdict reached by millions almost impulsively, that he lacked (at least at that time) the judgement, clout and indefinable x-factor of a plausible prime minister, was surely closer to the truth.Indeed, Mr Gladwell would question whether such rapid judgements are irrational at all.

Some of the criticisms are valid, but the immediate outrage and the rapid judgement need to stop if the Muslim community hopes to move forward.

Interestingly, Newsome and his colleagues have recently shown electrophysiologically, that colour information aids rapid speed judgements in primate middle temporal motion region [ 31, 32].

Intuitions are rapid, affectively charged, holistic judgements arrived at without the apparent intrusion of rational thought.

Joubert's judgement and rapid departure from the field provoked a furious response from former players of all nationalities.

But you'll see your conversations metamorphosing from "Why isn't there anymore Bacardi in the fridge?" to "Why isn't there a judgement-free rapid response application for college students to escape sketchy or precarious social situations?" When you surround yourself with billion dollar people, you'll begin to realize that challenges become your Friday night.

Stein et al[ 18] compared the performance of clinician judgement, a rapid influenza test and the prediction rule cough and fever, and did not see a significant effect of the duration of illness on the overall accuracy of the latter prediction rule.

On the other hand, the unfortunate Romer-Bernstein prediction of a fairly rapid bounceback from recession reflected judgements about future private spending that had nothing much to do with Keynesian fundamentals, and therefore sheds no light on whether those fundamentals are correct.

So agreeing with those who have called for rapid cuts now is not simply an objective judgement about the state of the economy.

In the absence of any tools for the rapid confirmation of infection by the novel virus and limited availability of prophylactic treatment, the judgement of health-care personnel is the only option to prioritise the response.

The balance of political and economic forces there is simply too complex and too confusing for a rapid resolution of the region's status; instead, it will be played out over the coming months in finely balanced judgements by key actors all trying to safeguard their interests..