Sentence examples for experience of deliberating from inspiring English sources

The clinical experience of deliberating and choosing and finding workable solutions in clinical and ethical difficult situations makes the surgeons confident.

The policy is either grossly negligent of the lived experience of women or a deliberate attempt to keep women worse off than men.

Professional distance means taking the other's perspective in the situation, reflecting, deliberating, and using one's experience of similar cases.

I think of you deliberating.

The reserve, the Kristianstad Vattenrike located in southern Sweden, has made a deliberate effort to make the experience of biodiversity possible for residents and visitors.

The embedded symbols were meant to meld into the scenes and "was a deliberate strategy to create an experience of spiritual revelation".

Almost all of the participants had some experience of working with young people who engage in deliberate self-harm (99%) yet less than half report having clear policies or guidelines on the management of DSH in their workplace.

Ultimately, without deliberate remedial action, we get the familiar experience of power-cord dreadlocks.

According to the information-processing model of sexual arousal, automatically elicited associations are assumed to be related to genital responses (e.g., lubrication) whereas deliberate, controlled associations are linked to the experience of sexual excitement and further strategic/planned behavior.

A retail pricing specialist with extensive experience of one of the "big four" supermarkets agrees: "I don't think it's deliberate at all," he says.

In considering the coolness of the Italian soldier in the trenches, his deliberate aim and his lack of wild firing, not the least consideration should be given the thorough American experience of at least five per cent of the men.