Sentence examples for decision better from inspiring English sources

Too many options means too much effort to make a sensible decision: better to bury your head under a pillow, or have somebody else pick for you.

"I think she'd be the first to acknowledge that maybe she could have handled the original decision better and the disclosures more quickly," Obama said in an interview.

A week or so ago I hesitantly advanced my theory of electoral swarm intelligence: that the electorate may be able to make a collective, or swarm, decision better than its individual members in the way that a beehive or ant colony can undertake complex tasks beyond the ability of its individuals.

Compared to a previous fuzzy advisor (FAVeM), both the ANFIS and the MLP were found to correlate with the clinicians' decision better (correlation coefficient of 0.694 and 0.701, respectively compared to 0.630).

The application process itself is a complicated dance of school selection strategy (What is a safety school that I know I'll get into and what is a stretch? How many of each should I apply to?); deadline management (Is early action or early decision better these days?); transcripts, recommendations, test scores, extracurriculars, essays, etc.

And I think she'd be the first to acknowledge that maybe she could have handled the original decision better and the disclosures more quickly".

Weren't these ethical decisions better left to someone with a higher pay grade?

"You see things differently, and you can make decisions better yourself, when you experience it firsthand".

Computers cannot make decisions better than humans right now, but it may be possible given time.

The military is also ordered to achieve "decision superiority," the ability "to make decisions better and faster than an adversary".

But government control of decisions better left to individuals will never be accepted by the majority of Americans.