Sentence examples for that kind of judgment from inspiring English sources

Researchers at PARC are now building software tools meant to automate that kind of judgment.

That kind of judgment usually attracts the accusations of pseudery, but not this time.

"Certainly, this is a tongue-in-cheek event, but I'm definitely serious that I wouldn't want someone who has that kind of judgment running my country," he said.

Mr. Lazio said, "I haven't had the kind of secured briefing that people need to make that kind of judgment" on whether Mr. Pollard should be freed.

That kind of judgment turned out not to be what Ms. Clifford most feared — she was tired of worrying about other people's assessment of her as a victim.

That kind of judgment involves combining data with real-life circumstances the kind of judgment only a human being can offer.

But what is clear is that the kind of judgments we make when responding to a survey are not simply read out of our memory, but are dependent on our cognitive state (which may be highly uncertain) and the context in which it is operating (which can be influenced by question ordering, among other factors).

A lot of those tales of hardship, you could argue, are tied fairly closely to the ways that banks manage themselves — the kind of judgment that is being brought to bear, the way that people interpret ethical guidelines, the oversight that is or is not in place.

That's the kind of judgment that confirmation theory must capture, and which remains unattainable for the predictivist Bayesian.

One of the mugshot site owners expressed dismay at the drop in site traffic and losing his ability to collect money telling Segal they're "trying to wrap our heads around this". Notably, when Wikileaks faced a similar problem, it turned to Bitcoin -- a system of finance that isn't controlled by intermediaries that can pass this kind of judgment.

What you need now is the kind of judgment that arises only from experience; hunches rather than rules.