Sentence examples for discerning decisions from inspiring English sources

You may think that you have the power, but you can't make those discerning decisions.

This suggests an incapability of students to make accurate and discerning decisions about multitasking while completing academic tasks.

In 1552 1553 the King's hand can be discerned behind decisions (and omissions) that directly contravened Dudley's wishes.

It also does not explore the effect on the work of colleagues and subordinates who must be able to discern if executive decisions are based on reality or delusional thoughts.

In the coming years, perhaps the current upheaval in schools and other social institutions will calm down somewhat, as more cases make their way through the courts and we can discern a pattern of decisions, whether based on Title IX, equal protection, or other legal grounds.

Novel techniques developed by de Bruijn and Martin [ 33] have been effective in discerning patterns in the decision making of reviewers to determine relevance of bibliographic citations.

Work into the 1990s and 21st century has focussed on how expert nurses discern cues and make decisions differently to novice practitioners [ 16- 18].

Because of that, he said, it is difficult to discern whether Ms. Pirro is making decisions on merit or on political and personal considerations.

Kudos to Robert Wright for his discerning insight into the kind of decision-making frame of reference our evangelical Christian president employs.

What they found revealed just how difficult it can be to reliably discern our feelings when justifying our decisions.

One of the difficulties in studying the policy process is discerning the motivations of those involved, how ideas become decisions and how decisions become programmes.