Sentence examples for the former judgment from inspiring English sources

Although both judgments are false, the former judgment at least correctly orders some events in a real series, whereas the latter does not.

The former judgments took significantly longer, indicating that retrieval of successfully stored information is less demanding than the effort to retrieve nonencoded information.

It is easy, he notes, to slip from explaining the former to passing judgment on the latter, though the move is fallacious.

Because Dr. Donald Harris relied heavily on Dr. Sachy's assessment in 2000, the former also reconsidered his judgment and came to the same conclusions that "the science pertaining to determinations of both 'malingering' and to mental retardation has advanced significantly since 2000" and that "the balance of the evidence is persuasive that Mr. Hill meets the criteria for mild retardation".

As Table 1 indicated, the illusion was generative (positive judgments) in the former case and preventive (negative judgments) in the latter.

"However, we believe the inquiry has raised questions over the former Chief Constable's judgment and integrity.

Apart from the right to teach Scripture publicly, the most pressing need felt by the surviving rabbis was for the reorganization of a body that would revive the functions of the former Sanhedrin and pass judgment on disputed questions of law and dogma.

The former occurs when the judgment of an individual depends on group characteristics rather than the individuals.

But the former Microsoft CEO's judgment on consumer and social technology hasn't always been rock-solid.

Britain was "dragged into a war in Iraq which was always against out better judgment" the former deputy head of MI6 has claimed, in a remark that will reignite the debate over political interference in the war.

The former mainly includes expert judgments, committee, and experiential methods (Knoch 2009, pp. 43 44).