Sentence examples for were able to judge from inspiring English sources

After some disorder, Berlin audiences were able to judge for themselves.

Lenders, he said, were able to judge the risk posed by individual applicants and to price that risk accordingly.

"Apparently the parole board members were able to judge these individuals for the cowards that they are and made the determination that they need to spend more time in prison," Mr. Karol said Monday.

At least since Carver's death, and long before lay readers were able to judge for themselves, as they will now be able to with the publication of Beginners, there have been whispers about Lish's impact on Carver.

Despite the fog of distorted propaganda, skewed legal advice and dodgy intelligence, the two million London marchers, and presumably many other millions, were able to judge correctly, yet our paid representatives, other than Robin Cook, John Denham and a few others, couldn't.

The low effort problem was overcome when workers were able to judge the relative reciprocal type of the employer by comparing the current wage with the average wage.

"Oh, I'm too close to be able to judge".

I would be able to judge for myself.

You have to be able to judge, like with our paper [acceptance] process.

The banks say they have to be able to judge the value of their risks.

The problem is that we may never be able to judge.