Sentences with phrase «judging what»

By utilizing the resources above, you'll have a head start in judging what's the best value for your dollar in terms of expense as well as the total package of what your policy provides.

There are optimists and pessimists and judging what they really mean can be a challenge.

Typical, a judge can be informed in exercising discretion afforded by secular law by an overall religious worldview without infringing upon freedom of religion (e.g. in judging what sentence within a range should be imposed) but may not cite to religious sources as authority for that decision.

• Scientists often have a hard time judging what they can do themselves and when they should seek statistical help.»

All that can be told — and certainly should be told — is that climate change brings new and changed risks, that these risks can have a range of significant implications under different conditions, that there is an array of political considerations to be taken into account when judging what needs to be done, and there are a portfolio of powerful, but somewhat untested, policy measures that could be tried.

What's needed right now is not yet deeper analyses of the veils and dels in the paper's theory but a crystal clear account of the extant theories of wind, in particular Hadley cells and the Coriolis effect, so we have something concrete to look at when judging what gaps remain in those theories that this «new, controversial theory» might actually fill.

I'm not judging what is to come, I'm reporting what has already happened, and why.

Ultimately, this is Mizrahi's goal — to bring his paintings to life without thinking or judging what he has made.

Meanwhile judging what Snake can and can not clamber up can sometimes be a bit of a pain in the backside, as can getting caught up on pieces of the terrain when you're trying to move quickly.

«Our mouths are shut, and we are looking at the other person, but inside we are preparing what we will say next, and we are judging what the other person says.»

Stud Dog and Brood Bitch: These classes are for judging what a dog or bitch can produce.

Why We Like It Judging what type of partner will best suit you is not an easy task.

Before you are quick to jump on just any pre-approved credit offer, it's important to move on to step number two as it will lead you to further research and analysis when judging what credit card is best for you.

All of this is important when judging what happens to that large fraction of books that don't make money for the publisher.

Always find ways to cut marketing costs if you can and be ruthless in judging what wasn't working and STOP DOING IT.

Ever since the days of the Ford Escort, family cars with the «blue oval» badge have always been big sellers, partially thanks to there being a Ford dealer in almost every major town, but also because Ford is very good at judging what buyers want.

Judging what state the lines are in is impossible.

She pointed to the results of the OECD's 2015 PISA survey, which foundthat practical science experiments are negatively associated with pupil attainment — forcing authorities to return to test scores as the main means of judging what types of lessons are worthwhile.

I regret the President's apparent willingness to continue relying on standardized exams in evaluating teachers because I think it's a simplistic way of judging what happens in the classroom and excludes so many aspects of a good education that are not reduceable to numbers.

But the trend of federal courts since the 1980s has been to give school officials more authority in judging what would cause a substantial disruption, as well as allowing them to punish and censor vulgar speech, school - sponsored speech, and pro-drug speech.

Stepping back and determining what is actually happening in a classroom before judging what should be happening, however, is a crucial step to changing instruction for the better.

By judging what said in the txt Nintendo said they are working n a BRAND NEW 3D MARIO GAME by that it sounds like neither.

Judging what someone else looks like first is not an attribute of technology, it's an attribute of how we look at people.

Folks judging what two consenting adults do are what we call self - righteous HATERS.

Judging what is natural is a slippery slope.

I'd give it a few months for the adaptation to the restored starches to complete before judging what's going on.

I have previously examined what happens when some scientists disagree with other scientists, and concluded that judging what is true often is made more complex and difficult by the agitated involvement of non-scientists bearing emotional appeals (see «What Happens When Scientists Disagree?

I had to change her Pedatrition before I felt that it was okay that I could not produce enough to support her with enough Nutrience to THRIVE... so to the first woman who said quit making excuses... unless you are in our shoe a mother who wants to breast feed her child but truely can not produce milk you can kiss my... I will not let holier than though women like you or any one else make me say it was an excuse because you breast fed makes you a better MOTHER... I don't think so... quit judging what you do not understand...

Our parenting choices are not about judging what anyone else does: it's about doing what's right for us, without allowing the judgment of others to cloud our vision.

I personally struggle with this: how do you just do your thing without making other moms feel like you're judging what they're doing?

Leaders are trained to listen and to ask more questions rather than judging what's right for you.

Their agreement may not be the same as ours and we may not want to marry for the same reasons they are — and we don't even know their reasons for marrying; we're just judging what we think they're marrying for!

Lest you think I'm judging what other parents do, I'm simply sharing my beliefs and letting you know that I live what I believe.

Well you put your house on your hypothetical arguments and I'll stick to judging what actually happened.

I guess that means to quit judging what we may not understand, to be forgiving, to seek the beauty and wonder of every moment, place, and creature.

When Dawkins says that Christianity has adopted «the best» human values, he is implying that he has some independent standard for judging what it is to be human.

So unless you've been a leader, or have been married to one, tread very carefully on judging what David is trying to share.

It has absolutely no means of judging what is happening now.

If Jesus is just one man among others, why select him as the standard for judging what God is like?»

«4 Although conscience may pretend to be many things, even the voice of God, it is limited in its functional relationship of judging what has been done in the way of wrong.

From this we can easily perceive that the aesthetic concept of spiritlessness by no means furnishes the scale for judging what is despair and what is not — which moreover is a matter of course; for since it is unable to define what spirit truly is, how could the aesthetical make answer to a question which does not exist for it at all?

No, it is not the aesthetic definition of spiritlessness which furnishes the scale for judging what is despair and what is not; the definition which must be used is the ethico - religious: either spirit / or the negative lack of spirit, spiritlessness.

If the meaning of our principle of historical aetiology, as opposed to an eye - witness report by someone who was himself present at the event, has been understood, we presumably also possess a criterion for judging what was correct in the description given by traditional theology of the blessed, supernatural, original condition of man, as opposed to what was a simplified projection into the past, into human beginnings, of the state of man as it ought to be and will be in the future.

Similarly, what is your scale of judging what is good and what is bad for you.

For us this whole history is important in judging what it means to follow Jesus and whether we should continue to do so.

As we investigated this, we found questions both of how to value leisure and of judging what constitute leisure very perplexing.

And part of that, again, was because people were judging what the business was, what the product was — and until you were able to interact with them and pitch them, you weren't able to break that barrier.

It's not clear to me, though, that the proper reference point for judging what's «normal» should be pre-recession employment rates, for two reasons.

Every one — whether personal, political, commercial — wears the residue of its own history, and that history provides the context in which consumers judge what it does and says next.

Once passed, it is still early to judge what would be the chilling effect on the US of a CFIUS reform on foreign investment, one of America's strongest economic engines.