Sentence examples similar to compromised judgement from inspiring English sources

However, it should be recognised that extreme time pressure could still potentially compromise nurses' judgement performance [ 30].

We also are tasked with thinking about the business, without bias or having our judgement compromised by personal feelings.

But Comey had final say on whether to bring charges against Clinton, and there's no indication that a donation given to his wife's campaign compromised McCabe's judgement.

One leading theory would be that his judgement became compromised by some degree of insecurity about his ability to sustain his superior level of effectiveness.

These processes and effects are particularly noticeable in networks of professional regulators who become mutually over-confident and over-influenced by each other to the extent that their independent critical assessments and judgements are compromised.

I would never compromise my own judgement and give patients what they want all the time just to keep them on my list.

She added that nursing staff's professional judgement was being compromised because of the volume of work they were being expected to get through.

Social workers' new case-management system forces them to spend more time feeding the computer than visiting families, with the result that "professional practice and judgement... are being compromised by an over-complicated, lengthy and tick-box assessment and recording system".

When you are dehydrated, your ability to think and make sound judgements can be compromised.

Overall, endoscopist judgement and EGD quality are likely to be compromised.

Fear of litigation hampers open debate and transparency over judgements behind decisions, and clarity of information can be compromised by legal and legalistic concerns.