Sentence examples for making that may from inspiring English sources

Mindful parenting involves being consciously attentive to the attributions and expectations one is making that may skew perceptions of parenting interactions.

Impulsivity is a multifactorial trait characterized by unplanned responding and hasty decision making that may be unduly risky or neglect negative consequences.

However, the findings in this study can serve as a reflection of other stakeholders' preferences for policy decision making that may lead to greater acceptance of priority setting decisions.

This is particularly important as qualitative data may reveal discrepancies between recorded data in patient files informed by official clinical guidelines and real life clinical decision- making that may fall short of the standard given in these guidelines.

Immature detection and appraisal of rewards coupled with limitations in endogenous impulse control could result in poor decision making that may then set the stage for engaging in risk taking.

PtDAs should present the options and information about the options in a balanced manner in order to minimise the biases in patients' decision making that may be inadvertently introduced by the way in which information is presented in content, as well as in format.

In the city that Bloomberg made, that may be culture enough.

Until we are, everything has to be planned in advance, and decisions are being made that may not satisfactory when the group finally get together.

If your coworkers fight over a necklace you made, that may be a good sign that there is a market for your design.

The pilot program, Conviction and Sentence Alternatives, or CASA, allows select federal defendants throughout Southern California an opportunity to tackle whatever it was — drug addiction, mental illness or just plain bad decision-making — that may have led them to commit a crime, and to stay out of the criminal-justice system.

We emphasize that this is a highly simplified description of individual decision-making that may not hold in real populations.