Sentence examples for rather than deliberation from inspiring English sources

"Some of the penalties were a result of overenthusiasm rather than deliberation.

Under these conditions of asymmetrical polarization, Congress can become a haven for obstruction and gridlock rather than deliberation and compromise.

Much of what Mr. Fishburne does — onstage, on screen and in life — is driven by intuition rather than deliberation.

Engaging in public deliberation of a political kind, it is often and perhaps characteristically a matter of practical rather than theoretical deliberation.

Dr. Ubel writes that advertisers have hired neuroscientists who say that "as people age, they base an increasing proportion of their decisions on emotion rather than strict deliberation".

The reason for the dearth of experimentation in corporations is the excruciating number of internal obstacles, many of which are based on knee-jerk reactions rather than careful deliberation.

Winning, he said, required tactics and ideas — like distributed decision making; quick experimentation and execution rather than thoughtful deliberation; learning from left-leaning advocacy groups and video game companies — that were drawn from the management playbooks of Silicon Valley start-ups.

Interfaces such as the UNFCCC Structured Expert Dialogue have evolved towards providing platforms by which information is exchanged between UNFCCC and IPCC in an iterative manner and in a more informal manner than international processes, which often emphasize negotiation rather than actual deliberation, usually allow for, as our interviews reveal.

The capitol was intended to be the most symbolically democratic of the public buildings: a place, Griffin explained, for popular reception and ceremony – "or for housing archives and commemorating Australian achievements rather than for deliberation or counsel... representing the sentimental and spiritual head, if not the actual working mechanism of federation".

Traditionally, doctors have been trained to be self-reliant and independent, with the profession relying more on expertise, autonomy and responsibility rather than interdependence, deliberation and dialogue [ 1].

A further concern is that the process described above can result in an uncritical adoption of existing practice in the field, rather than appropriate deliberation as to what should be best practice for the field as a whole.