Sentence examples for decision making easier from inspiring English sources

They could do some external market analysis or hire consultants to learn about the new markets, but Tidemark wants to make this type of decision making easier by looking at external data sources from within the Tidemark service.

The technological advances of the last decade have made bad decision making easier and more immediately and widely consequential.

Finally, I apply this account to the question of what the cognitive value of mental representations should be seen to be; here, I conclude that contrary to some recent claims relying on mental representations can make decision making easier, not harder, but also that in line with these recent claims whether it does so depends on the details of the case.

But knowing its core identity, what it cares about and what it stands for provides much-needed clarity that makes decision making easier.

It was a tough decision, made easier by the fact that he considered the Senate "broken" and that he fancied himself more of an executive than a legislator.

At first, a raid on insured deposits was envisaged, though ultimately they were spared and the main victims were uninsured depositors a decision made easier by the fact that many of them were Russians.

Zenga may not have reinvented the tactical wheel yesterday, but he did abandon Baldini's 4-3-3 in favofr of a more fluid 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 4-4-1-1 ealbeitby an injury to striker Giuseppe Mascara.

The Lloyds boss waived his bonus for the year before last, a decision made easier by the fact that he took an eight-week break from work suffering from exhaustion.

By that time however, Blau had already made the call to drop out of school, a decision made easier by the nudging of his freshman microeconomics professor, Glenn MacDonald.

Especially, the avatar, which is an artificially designed man working on the Internet, can make the Internet shopping-related decision making processes easier.

"Any difficult clinical decision is made easier after discussing it with the patient," he said.