Sentence examples for decision making less from inspiring English sources

…I'd done the consent form…but I was told all the way through that…that can be ripped up half an hour before the operation.' [Patient 62, BCT, age 44, low mastectomy rate unit, p9 10] In contrast, the medium and high mastectomy rate unit's patients found the process of decision making less rushed.

Studies have shown that bypassing a morning meal can lead to people eating more later and making less nutritious decisions.

That means making less effective decisions, not thinking them through completely, and often choosing the path of least resistance.

Yet the final decision was made less by consensus or by appeal to the public, than by fiat, born of indignation.

The decision was made less than 24 hours after the 3-0 home defeat against Southampton and only five days after Mehmet Dalman, the club's chairman, had said that Mackay would be "in charge for the foreseeable future".

I mean the committee in charge of CHPS in the community?' (Male service user in focus group discussion) The community health committee has decision making powers with less community involvement.

If so, what can or should be done to make them less so? -Will the Supreme Court's decision make it less likely for the "don't ask, don't tell" policy to be repealed?

Young women and especially those in arranged marriages have less decision making within marriage (7).

This may appear counter-intuitive, in that one might expect shared decision making consultations to have less verbal dominance than paternalistic consultations.

The decision makes it less likely that other players will make similar legal challenges if they are suspended by the league for taking banned substances.

The decision makes it less likely that the plant will resume operations this summer and more likely that consumers will see higher utility bills.