Sentence examples for consequence decision-making from inspiring English sources
In 2002, an external report found that its loose organisational structure was failing and, as a consequence, decision-making was inhibited.
When asked about the consequences of losing parts of the picture/story, physicians and nurses readily acknowledged there are negative consequences for decision-making and quality of patient care.
Brunsson, N. The Consequences of Decision-Making (Oxford Univ. Press, 2007).
With often potentially serious long-term financial and commercial consequences, the decision-making and management behind this process will be key to limiting the fallout.
This fragmentation of care has deep consequences for decision-making and healthcare spending but there is another growing problem – the diffusion of accountability.
One source said he was "fearful" of Trump in a way he has never been of an American national security figure, out of concern that Trump does not understand the "tertiary consequences" of decision-making on a global stage.
However, our knowledge on the ability of bats to discriminate between nectar concentrations remains fragmentary and inconclusive, even though this ability has direct consequences on decision-making and on the selection pressures exerted by the bats.
This falls into the trap of seeing food waste primarily as a consequence of individual decision-making.
But we nearly lost her as a consequence of delayed decision-making, poorly coordinated care and a medication error.
They will not, however, be able to do this too cavalierly, since recent constitutional amendments mean that they cannot use their majority to impeach Mr Yudhoyono on a whim.One consequence is that decision-making has already become more open.
The association between reduced volume in anterior cingulate gyrus (ACC) and the history of cannabis abuse in schizophrenia has been discussed in the context of a disturbed function of ACC with the consequence of poor decision-making and more compulsive drive towards drug use as a predisposition to substance abuse and not as a toxic effect of cannabis itself.
