Sentence examples similar to misguided decision making from inspiring English sources

The battle for, and pursuit of, post-conflict justice in Libya has been rife with missed opportunities, misguided decision-making and controversy.

And O'Connor's account of the misguided decision-making by five teams that did not pick Jeter ahead of the Yankees in the 1992 amateur draft casts vivid light on stubborn executives and on the principled stand of one scout, a great old pitcher named Hal Newhouser, who resigned after the Houston Astros ignored his advice to select Jeter.

Decision making.

The problems over the lease "represent another in a long history of missteps and misguided leasing decisions made by the S.E.C. since it was granted independent leasing authority by Congress in 1990," Mr. Kotz said in the report.

The actions "represent another in a long history of missteps and misguided leasing decisions made by the S.E.C. since it was granted independent leasing authority by Congress in 1990," H. David Kotz, the S.E.C. inspector general, wrote in the report.

Hackitt promised that her agency would challenge "daft and misguided decisions" that make playground games, and sport and science lessons dull, and are "stifling childhood".

A panorama of our conflicted relationship with water is unfolding not only with the sensational fishing expedition for pigs or sewage disks, but with the countless decades of neglect and millions of misguided decisions we make daily regarding this essential resource.

The decision made sense.

THE decision made history.

Decision made.

Decision made, job done.