Sentence examples similar to defer decision making from inspiring English sources
That overwhelm via multi-tasking is affecting how we learn and think, and the overwhelm via optionality and availability of information is also affecting how we process, "shatter[ing] focus" and deferring decision making as long as possible.
One proposed approach that has been mentioned is that of deferring decision making to an independent review body, based on documentation of community consultation.
GPs in one study actually felt waiting for results from laboratory testing was advantageous because it gave them time to "defer decision-making while awaiting results, thereby 'allowing nature to take its course'" (authors [ 19]) (note that this study was poorly described and trustworthiness of findings cannot be assessed).
Due to limited involvement of infectious disease experts, the expert group chose to defer decision-making on infectious diseases.
Beyond that, you're denying reality, deferring decisions, and making the spring harder, via too many rejections or too many offers.
The spike in uncertainty alone was enough to make businessmen defer decisions about investment and hiring.
To defer decisions that the court could make into this very unbalanced forum.
The views of practitioners experienced in seeking deferred consent suggest that if conducted sensitively, and in a time appropriate manor, deferring consent can assist rather than impede autonomous decision making.
As NGCodec founder Oliver Gunasekara told me, in the codec use case, FPGAs have a leg up on GPUs because encoding involves lots of decision making that GPUs typically have to defer to the CPU for.
Treatment choice was also predicted by having a deferring style of decision-making.
