Sentence examples for the latter judgment from inspiring English sources

The latter judgment, while an undoubted milestone, had somewhat prematurely been hailed as "legalising homosexuality in India".

(And the latter judgment doesn't even take account of the medical problems that arguably made him unfit for the presidency, or the adulteries that eclipsed Bill Clinton's for sheer recklessness).

We made the latter judgments through discussion and consensus of three investigators.

The latter requires judgment, and that depends on moral attributes such as courage and wisdom.

Written just before the Decembrist rising, it treats the burning question of the relations between the ruling classes, headed by the tsar, and the masses; it is the moral and political significance of the latter, "the judgment of the people," that Pushkin emphasizes.

But when the latter's judgment is violently challenged by the verdict of the open market, it seems childish to let the management decide whether itself or the market is right.

Studies comparing human probability judgment to actuarial judgment invariably show the superiority of the latter type of judgment and the fallibility of the former (Dawes et al. 1989), while Kahneman and Tversky highlight numerous sources of error and bias that contribute to suboptimal human decision making (Tversky and Kahneman 1974).

The best we can say is that Russell's contextual definitions have the feature that a (sincere, assertive) utterance of the analysans is guaranteed to express the same judgment as the analysandum, if the latter expresses a judgment at all.

These latter judgments were made by pressing one of two buttons on the response box.

The difference between the noncognitivist and the error theorist is that the latter takes moral judgment as a mental phenomenon to be a matter of belief, and moral judgment as a linguistic phenomenon to be assertoric.

But the latter refused the judgment of God.