Sentence examples for whose judgments from inspiring English sources

The I.A.R.C. is a respected organization whose judgments influence regulatory policies in many nations.

"Lisa, whose judgments about people are unerring, left first," Mr. Zax said.

Those comments may overemphasize the risks, but they are from top-notch analysts whose judgments I respect.

The results would be considered separately by administrators and the peer experts, whose judgments would be sent to a neutral arbitrator.

It accepts that a well-run society needs specialists and full-time politicians whose judgments often carry more weight than those of voters who put them into power.

Why hasn't O'Connor's elevated view of her own authority triggered more of a response from the democratic bodies whose judgments she has refused to respect?

These are the last people whose judgment we should trust.

"Now, let me ask you, whose judgment should we trust?

Real soccer men, unlike the officials whose judgment awaited on Sunday.

I actually find that I will argue more strenuously with those whose judgment I respect more.

"I feel much better buoyed up and sharing information with people whose judgment I really trust.