Sentence examples for prime decision from inspiring English sources
Facility location is a prime decision to be made in many organizations around the globe.
The treating physician used to be the prime decision maker, with little or no input from the patient or their relatives, other health care workers or sometimes even colleagues.
"When Sam steps into the prime decision-making role," said Timothy H. Callahan, a former chief executive of Equity Office, "no one is better able to be strategic.
The decline also affected New York and Chicago, which, as financiers and corporate centers for American-based industry, now saw many prime decision-making functions shift to business centers in both Asia and Europe.
Especially, this paper firstly proposes a recognition primed decision model to describe human pilot's decision making process.
This suggests that information regarding other people rather than merely activating motor commands, primes decision-making tendencies and affects their speed when we make choices in uncertain situations.
The film will arrive ahead of Allen's new TV show he is currently writing for Amazon Prime, a decision he branded a "catastrophic mistake" at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival.
"I was disappointed and surprised," Issai said of Prime's decision.
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Finally, as he was an illegitimate prime minister, decisions he made while in the position would be reversed, wouldn't they?
This finding fits well with an earlier study showing that both opaque and transparent compounds primed lexical decision times to both first and second constituents (Zwitserlood, 1994).
