Sentence examples for inadequate decision-making from inspiring English sources

In a critical report, the MPs found the UKBA was "still failing to meet expectations" with delays and backlogs being attributed "at least in part to inadequate decision-making in the first instance".

However the watchdog also makes a point of underlining Uber's problematic handling of the incident, couching this as "inadequate decision-making", not merely censuring Uber's also "inadequate" security.

On the one hand, it has to deal with a number of problems already visible at the end of the last century, such as the continuous reduction of resident population, increasing urban and social imbalances, low levels of mobility and accessibility, the steady and persistent degradation of the built environment, and an inadequate decision-making system.

Medical knowledge is of obvious importance, and insufficient knowledge can result in inadequate decision-making for both diagnostic and treatment purposes [ 20].

The previous "psychological dependence" is more likely to be a "choice disorder" in the addiction disorder, in which loss of control and inadequate decision making leads to an automatic and compulsive behavior which is pursued despite adverse psychological, physical and/or social consequences [ 5].

51.0% of patients (95% CI: 41.3-60.7%) had LUQ views deemed inadequate for medical decision-making.

For example, management of the Upper Mississippi River-Illinois Waterway was found [74] to be inadequate to support decision-making because it lacked ecosystem scale understanding and broad information synthesis.

Another recommended that the 'health status of the population be improved'; a non-specific recommendation inadequate to guide decision-making.

The lack of data on the perceptions of parents in these religions results in inadequate support for decision-making among health authorities.

A simple classification of environmental agents into "carcinogenic" or "non carcinogenic", is an inadequate basis for decision-making, if it is divorced from a complete and critical description of the evidence at hand.

The dawn of a new era in knowledge management due to information explosion is making old habits of modeling knowledge and decision-making inadequate.