Sentence examples for measured decision-making from inspiring English sources

There are signs of more measured decision-making.

Turnbull promised measured decision-making and reasoned debate that respected the voters' intelligence.

Callon et al. advance the alternative notion of 'measured action' or measured decision-making, where "you do not decide [an outcome], you take measures" that are based on inclusive processes that involve both experts and the public, but that ultimately remain open-ended so as to incorporate new knowledge, discoveries, and claims.

Harris introduced me to a very different personification of meditation: a practice to increase self-awareness, humor and compassion, to reduce stress and to allow for measured decision-making.

Grounded in democratic governance, it is a means by which balanced and measured decision-making for the public good determines the policies by which decisions are made or reform is enacted when it does not meet the common good.

His slow and measured decision-making process?

We also measured decision making at a single point in time, making it difficult to assess the effects of iterative usage of the DSS on the same patient.

The metal frame cages measured 1 × 1 × 1.5 m and were made of polyethylene with 1-mm mesh netting.

If Alice measured $S_{az}$, then surely she could have instead measured $S_{ax}$ perhaps making the choice between this and $S_{az}$ at the very last instant, even after Bob has completed his measurement; what would have occurred in that situation?

An quake that struck Friday measured 1.2.

The Fukushima quake measured 8.9.