Sentence examples for valuable judgments from inspiring English sources

In some MTM, an observer must give valuable judgments about the analyzed activities.

Although clinical judgment by experienced clinicians is highly valuable, the judgment is often unreliable, particularly in patients who are in between the two extremes of very seriously ill and ill [1].

Some liberals embrace neutrality, the view that the state should not base law on controversial judgments about valuable lives.

But he added that the judgment ­provided a "valuable set of guidelines".

At 25, so valuable a commodity had his judgment become that he was a $25,000.a year executive of one petroleum company, & at 30 he was running his own.

Weiler suggested that if Parcells, in Tagliabue's judgment, is more valuable now than he was to Tampa Bay last January, the compensation might be a little more generous.

But amid today's saturation (and those teetering piles of new books), knowledge and subjective judgment are more valuable than ever.

Most universities don't interview any more, Cole points out, so they've lost a valuable way of making a judgment, and in turn must rely more on a pupil's past performance.

Valuable to who? Someone whose judgment I respect, most often.

The endorsement constraint can be bolstered so that it speaks against state efforts to screen off bad options, even when these efforts leave citizens free to pursue valuable options according to their own judgments.

The diminished cognitive control demonstrated by women in the video group suggests that stress about weight-related judgments can take up valuable mental resources.