Sentence examples for rigorous judgments from inspiring English sources

A report GAO did last year on performance ratings for senior executives found similar inflated scores, concluding that agencies needed to make more rigorous judgments.

Second, targeted at the endogeneity problem of accessed social capital effects, the first-order difference method was employed based on an assumption of a fixed effect model to eliminate individual heterogeneity; hopefully, more objective and rigorous judgments can thus be made for labor market effects of occupational interaction.

Her faith expressed itself in hard work, passion and rigorous judgment.

Recent hedge fund tycoons have roiled markets with "in your face" stunt artworks created by celebrity artists sacrificing rigorous judgment for pop cultural cachet.

"I really do believe that a very rigorous judgment of moral blame can be lodged against some of these people," Dr. Arras said.

Being impartial shouldn't require a journalist to suspend judgment, and to pretend that all perspectives are inherently equal, it should require a reporter to apply professional judgment informed by a rigorous assessment of the facts, with the objective of informing readers and viewers.

The intent, in addition to transparency and rigor, was to underscore that even in the context of rigorous evidence judgment plays a role in final attribution of scientific value and of importance.

But what was new in English fiction was the combination of deep human sympathy and rigorous moral judgment.

When he gave us the documents he provided, he repeatedly insisted that we exercise rigorous journalistic judgment in deciding which documents should be published in the public interest and which ones should be concealed on the ground that the harm of publication outweighs the public value.

Mr. McClain, for his part, prefers a rigorous avoidance of judgment in marshaling his facts.

The aim is to make estimates more rigorous, shades of judgment starker, politics and guesswork less prominent.