Sentence examples for poorly informed decisions from inspiring English sources

5 7 Even though most patients want to know about their prognosis, such information is often not shared, 8 9 leading to poorly informed decisions.

The housing bubble was a collective frenzy, but it was made much worse by the fact that millions of borrowers were making poorly informed decisions about the debt they were taking on.

As we know the price of exclusion is high- it is the price of costly remedial programmes, the price of violence, and the price of poor health and poorly informed decisions.

Such over-estimation is associated with high levels of anxiety, and unless corrected, may lead to poorly informed decisions regarding breast cancer screening (Lerman et al, 1993; Alexander et al, 1996; Kash, 1996).

One can hope that such a story was naive and made a poorly informed decision to present the information as it has been presented.

Our geographic illiteracy constitutes a threat to national security, contributing to poorly informed decision making in foreign policy and to ill-advised military interventions.

Killing all the pigs, all at once, "was the stupidest thing they ever did," Ms. Kamel said, adding, "This is just one more example of poorly informed decision makers".

In the end, making a poorly informed decision could cost you way more than just money.

No one should need warning about the dangers of herding among poorly informed decision-makers: copycat behaviour has been widely regarded as one of the major contributing factors to the financial crisis, and indeed to all financial crises of the past.

They are, therefore, poorly prepared to make informed decisions about their treatment [ 41].

In a report published on Tuesday, the education select committee warns that the changeover was poorly handled and funding allocated too late for 16-year-olds to make informed decisions.