Sentence examples for ultimately subjective from inspiring English sources

The indexing of an article by one or more MeSH terms is ultimately subjective, although indexers are highly trained subject matter experts and follow explicit indexing procedures.

Indeed, it's ultimately subjective.

And remember, tipping is ultimately subjective -- give what you feel is appropriate.

You had to wonder what Vine's callers made of this rational, measured and ultimately subjective discussion.

Still, the Fed's determination of Lehman's ability to survive was ultimately subjective.

The fact is that the judging is ultimately subjective, so this pairs panel ultimately endorsed the 38-year reign of the Russians in this event.

As is apparent from the empirical literature on externalities, the choice of the variables is ultimately, a subjective decision.

5. What the pundits say Pundits are ultimately as subjective as everyone, but they have better access to the airwaves and print than most people, and I'll be summarising what some of them have to say.

Whereas the kinship between the ancient Antigone and Oedipus is an objective relation, so that his curse is passed down to her through blood and name, their kinship in the modern version is ultimately a subjective one.

But sheer inertia, and a feeling among many sovereign states that changes of boundary and status set a bad precedent, makes changes less likely.How far a populated patch of land qualifies as a country is ultimately a subjective question for politicians; it will never be settled by lawyers in a way that everybody accepts.

This makes the entire approval process ultimately rather subjective since public opinion can sway approval to a significant degree.