Sentence examples for spent judging from inspiring English sources

But still, after years spent judging every prize from the Man Booker to the Sony awards, it is lovely to win something instead.

Much of our lives -- all of our lives -- are spent judging others and ourselves.

It would be a massive habit to break after a lifetime spent judging myself based on what the media portrays as the ideal.

Reduce this to the fractions of a second spent judging prospective matches on Tinder, and it's difficult to believe that true art love can be found this way, but it can't hurt to try. .

The less time you spend judging others, the more trusting and happier you will be and the more competent and appreciated others will feel.

REUTERS How V.C.'s Speed-Read Business Plans | With hundreds of business plans to consider a year, the average amount of time venture capitalists spend judging the pitches of budding entrepreneurs can be less than thirty seconds.

But this year the familiar tableau is clouded by one big uncertainty: with the country at war and the economy in recession, will the American consumer be willing to spend?Judging by the behaviour of many retailers, the answer is no.

American consumers seem to be fed up with risk or, at the very least, with profligate spending, judging by quarterly losses posted by Trump Entertainment Resorts and Harrah's Entertainment.

Businesses do appear to have restrained their spending, judging from cost-cutting, layoffs, and reports of record levels of corporate cash reserves.

Each garden will have 45 minutes spent on judging it.

CONCLUSIONS: The cost effectiveness of treatment with accelerated t-PA rather than streptokinase compares favorably with that of other therapies whose added medical benefit for dollars spent is judged by society to be worthwhile.