Naming one of them the original hacker requires a dash of subjective judgment.

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Saying the question cannot be answered without some kind of empirical proof is to suggest subjective judgment is impossible, which is absurd.

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"Hiring decisions frequently involve the exercise of independent, subjective judgment about a prospective employee's likely future performance, " he said in a statement.

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On the minus side, fair value depends largely on managers' subjective judgment.

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For example, the very choice of model variables and model processes that are investigated are often based upon subjective judgment and experience of the modeling community.

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Despite the implementation of mark-to-market accounting rules, LPs are understandably skeptical of interim valuations, which they believe leave GPs a fair amount of room for subjective judgment.

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If you've ever wondered who has the most splendid roof in New York (though I realize that's a subjective judgment), the most lushly planted, the prettiest pool, etc.

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At the IPCC, Mr Schneider's deepest commitment was to candour about uncertainties and the role played by subjective expert judgment.

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This is obviously a subjective if informed judgment.

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