Sentence examples for imperfect decisions from inspiring English sources
After everything that Jessica went through over the course of 13 episodes, a prolonged, exhausting gauntlet that required her to make imperfect decisions and live with them, it genuinely felt like she'd earned that break.
Individuals may be imperfect decision-makers, but they still possess more information than faraway government rule-makers.
Market mechanisms in this context should be designed to be robust to such imperfect decision making by beneficiaries.
Vagueness of preferences and imperfect decision relevant information require using suitable utility model which would be fundamentally different to the existing precise utility models.
Starting to understand patterns of irrationality or imperfect decision-making can help you understand people's "predictable irrationalities".
Cognitive error may also arise through biases that have become established through inferior strategies or imperfect decision rules.
In the latter context it is acknowledged that caregivers are imperfect decision makers and projection of caregivers' preferences guide their decisions.
After returning from the World Economic Forum in Davos, I have been thinking about how to build more perfect human societies out of the visibly and demonstrably imperfect human decision makers we have to rely upon.
But the decision-making principles he outlines would be familiar to the professional gambler: mathematical risk analysis, never making a bet (however attractive the potential return) that could bankrupt you—and the recognition that in this imperfect world many decisions must still be made partly on intuition rather than information.These principles define the book.
College rankings will continue to be controversial, and no matter how objective they claim to be, they are the product of imperfect measurements and decisions about the importance of one factor over another.
PAGE 1 IMPERFECT MAGIC The decision by Polaroid to stop making its instant film may be understandable in light of the digital competition -- some of which now even print instant pictures.
