Sentence examples for 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.

This could be a matter of perspective or it really could be that management is making misguided decision making or suffering from bad leadership.

Glendale City Council members who support the wetlands plan for the L.A. River at the Verdugo wash connection are totally misguided in their decision-making process.

Hingis's misguided shots and sloppy decision-making were evident, but her injury was never apparent.

American Indian kids living in poverty are paying a very high price for this misguided abandonment of Congressional decision-making.

Now, to avoid a similar debacle in the future, the president should remove from his decision-making process the misguided principle that helped drive the Miers fiasco: the idea that gender (or, in other cases, race) should play a role in Supreme Court nominations.

Furthermore, given the above results, physician decision-making are often misguided and may be flawed.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

Preferences for the status quo and misguided beliefs about sunk costs stand in the way of rational decision-making.

His misguided foreign policy, which has backfired spectacularly in Yemen, Syria and Qatar, is testament to hasty and rash decision-making.