Sentence examples for the same judgements from inspiring English sources

Once again, Dubai finds itself under scrutiny by the British press, and once again, we are all quick to pass the same judgements.

So why don't the same judgements apply to politics?" (Why not, indeed?) And finally, Fox's favourite quote – from Tennyson's "In Memoriam": "So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be".

They've been surrounded by it, so they don't have the same judgements that the rest of society might have.

Gonzalez [ 16] illustrated that individuals making judgements in high time pressured conditions performed worse than individuals making the same judgements under low time constrained conditions.

The aim of algorithm development was to enable the algorithm to make the same judgements as expert clinicians (the gold standard) when assessing clinical notes.

Further, the previous judgement analysis studies primarily focused on whether participants gave the same judgements on paper cases and actual practice, thus focusing on only the judgement model.

Osborne has made the same judgement that Brown made in his early years as chancellor: that this is the practical limit of what there is to spend.

Far better for an inspector to visit the school for a day than for a full team to descend on the school more infrequently, and then give, more likely than not, the same judgement as the previous inspection.

What does it say that, with 130 members of the House and 23 in the Senate who voted against the war, Obama chooses to hire Democrats who made the same judgement as Bush and McCain?

The generalist might end up demanding that one make the same judgement in both cases unless one can provide a principle that distinguishes them.

The particularist, by contrast, might demand only that one make the same judgement in both cases unless one can offer some reason for not doing so.