1.   Inventory control, as measured by the below-average days sales in inventory number, also must be judged as excellent.

2.   Is this to be judged as immoral?

3.   Such complacency was judged as the underlying cause of the poor performance of the other opposition parties, leading to the virtual political eclipse of the PRF and PDC.

4.   Lyles stand reported good interest and considerable activity at the show which they judged as a successful exhibition.

5.   She was not judged as having an elevated risk of adult psychiatric disorder, despite her early disadvantage.

6.   Never was she seen alongside her contemporaries, judged only as an artist, irrespective of her sex.

7.   He suggested a better test would be whether the material would be judged as grossly offensive to an ordinary citizen.

8.   Looking back on all this, is one to judge him as having been a success or a failure?

9.   And if the children fail, their schools will be judged as failues, too, subject to state monitoring and the possible removal of principals and teachers.

10.   And there was India, able to show off females judged as incomparably beautiful and brainy.