Sentence examples for ineffective decision-making from inspiring English sources

And so we urgently need to address the sclerotic, ineffective decision-making that is holding us back.

Central coordination and planning is needed to minimize duplicated efforts, and to overcome the fragmented resources and ineffective decision-making that dilute impacts.

Although physically-based watershed models have been widely used to estimate nutrient emissions, connections between nutrient abatement and compliance of water quality standards have been rarely considered in NPS hotspot ranking, which may lead to ineffective decision-making.

In another example of cost-ineffective decision-making in politics, Pennsylvania's Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard Act of 2004 mandated more than 800 Mw (roughly a nuclear plant's worth) of solar photovoltaics installations by 2021.

It also spoke of "uneven leadership, institutional divisions" and "slow or ineffective decision making due to complicated internal relationships and differing interests".

But until such a time as the devices themselves have sufficiently evolved, and even with established standards in hand, we're still left with the near-term reality that the accuracy and precision of these devices are sufficiently low, so as to render them ineffective for clinical decision-making.

The uncertainty involved with arsenic in water supplies makes the application of conventional analysis of decision-making ineffective.

But interpreting ineffective advocacy or bad decision-making as active obstruction is to forget the academic leader's raison d'être: to serve as the chief advocate for his or her unit.

Those employees "did not consider the public perception of using politically sensitive criteria when identifying these cases," the report said, adding that "ineffective management" allowed this poor decision-making to go on for 18 months.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

Two disadvantages resulting from centralized decision-making might be the ineffective replacement of simple exchanges and the reduction of productivity, which could be reduced, as Lenin learned, through the methods of Taylorism (Tribe 1995, 155).