Sentence examples for of inadequate information from inspiring English sources
Lashing out on the basis of inadequate information is wrong, but in terror-wartime, waiting for absolute proof is dangerous.
In the circumstances, the market's instinctive reaction – 8% off Serco's share price and 5.5% of G4S's more lowly rated stock – inevitably amounts to a best guess in the face of inadequate information.
Having been trained to think that bad decisions were the product of inadequate information, he concluded that the Johnson Administration was pursuing the pacification policy because it was being lied to.
Another definition is by Hutton (1996): An intellectual framework for examining what various parties to a decision should do given their possession of inadequate information and different objectives.
Taking decisions concerning the management of grazing animals on the basis of inadequate information can lead to the loss of animals, both as a consequence of forage shortage, and in overgrazing of vegetation; both factors can lead to rangeland degradation (Weber et al. 2000).
Such modifications generally are made in a setting of inadequate information or lack of definitive diagnosis.
But we need to realize that we are making decisions on the use of hormones based on inadequate information.
In the two remaining studies, one failed to analyse 2% of relapses (Rutgers et al, 1991) and one failed to analyse 3% of relapses due to inadequate information on method of detection of relapse (Montgomery et al, 2007b).
An additional explanation might be lack of understanding due to inadequate information on the medical conditions upon which the decision was based.
Because of using inadequate information to estimate investment cost of HVAC systems in the early stage of building projects, this study was carried out the cost analysis method in the process of formulating predictive models for cost of HVAC systems.
Decades of woefully inadequate information and communications technology curriculums in secondary schools have left academia perpetually five years (at least) behind the workplace, and they're only now trying to make up the ground.
