Sentence examples for to exert judgment from inspiring English sources

I don't think the T.S.A. has the training to exert judgment on what the nutritional needs of a baby are" for a 2 ½ hour flight, not to mention a possible long delay.

These women, though they struggled against it, were immersed in an ideology described by the poet Coventry Patmore as the "Angel in the House": women's influence was to be emotional, not logical; they were to create a "separate sphere", apart from the rigors of the male world; women were to be higher, purer and less sexual than men; and their role was to exert moral judgment.

Through empirical observation, Kahneman and Tversky [7] suggested that people rely on simple heuristics when exerting judgment under uncertainty.

He thought that too much knowledge could prove a burden, preferring to exert his 'natural judgment' to displaying his erudition.

"Athletes should do the proper due diligence to makes sure that particular endorsement lines up with the visions of where they portray themselves down the road". In addition to exerting sound judgment, timing is crucial.

Discussion: Group, quantity, and loss of control appear to exert the principal influences on binge judgments.

Such results argue strongly that crossmodal integration of touch with proprioception allowed the current location in external space of the tactile cue to be coded prior to the effects of that cue being mapped spatially to exert a crossmodal influence on visual judgments.

This is not about judgment but it's about self-protection trying to exert control over the uncontrollable.

Now, as one repeatedly passes aesthetic judgments and becomes aware of their peculiar validity, they come to exert "a slow pressure upon the [individual], who calls it his 'conscience'" (SW I: 265).

That was a legal judgment call, one that many workplace safety experts say illustrates OSHA's unwillingness to exert its full authority.

One option is to exert private leadership.