Sentence examples for trust judgement from inspiring English sources
From the point of view of a trust judgement, it raises questions of the data's reliability.
Results of studies which looked at forward collision warning systems show that early warnings tend to improve drivers' performances and receive a better trust judgement from the drivers when compared to later warnings.
The qualitative data supports the importance of good design whilst noting that balance, authorship agenda, the nature of evidence and personal relevance were also key factors affecting consumers trust judgements.
"We don't trust your judgement.
Has he learnt to trust his judgement?
A spokeswoman added: "We trust their judgement and will continue to follow their actions closely".
A sector so incompetent it relied on public money to keep it afloat now wants us to trust its judgement on economics.
I trust his judgement, but I also wonder about how much influence ease of access has on prices in cities with multiple airports.
Burton said "apparently, a female lino today, bit of a looker", with Gray responding: "A female linesman?" "He [a Sky Sports crew member] says she [Massey] is all right," Burton continued, "now I don't know if I should trust his judgement on that?" Gray then said: "No, I wouldn't.
And Julia Hartley-Brewer, former Sunday Express political editor and now an LBC presenter, asked in a tweet: "Do you trust the judgement of a minister who sends photos of his penis to a stranger?" But Melanie Reid, writing in the Times, argued that two adults exchanging sexy pictures by smartphone is "no big deal" for cyber-savvy young people who are baffled by the "out of touch" older generation.
