Sentence examples for well to judge from inspiring English sources

Not well, to judge from reports of a stage appearance in Massenet's "Werther" in Detroit late last year.

His father has brought up another child - and pretty well, to judge by the "Number 1 Dad" T-shirts she buys him.

Well, to judge from recent figures for gross domestic product in general and retail sales in particular, the economy may already be affected by concerns about the outcome of the referendum.

Fighting unemployment was the central issue for Europe (one not going too well to judge by today's figures....) German chancellor Angela Merkel and Italy's new prime minister Enrico Letta in Berlin.

Yet even Bernstein the conductor still draws well, to judge from the evident success of Sony Classical's reissues of his Columbia recordings: first, the ill-conceived Royal Edition (decorated, for whatever highfalutin reason, with watercolors by Prince Charles) and, more recently, Bernstein Century.

It will take five years and the drilling of 20 to 40 fracking wells to judge whether the UK has a viable shale gas industry, the chairman of the only company yet to have used modern hydraulic fracturing techniques here has told the Guardian.

As an aide to how well you are doing as well as to judge other motif publications of interest, we provide a simple scoring system for how well-determined a motif is, given the set of experiments undertaken (Table  2).

A few tests of my own on some French literature I know well enough to judge had DeepL coming out on top regularly, as well.

The results of the current study, in summary, indicate that nurses do know their patients well enough to judge what aspects of caring the latter consider important in order to feel well cared for.

Evans is well placed to judge.

Foster is well qualified to judge.