Sentence examples similar to result of decision making from inspiring English sources

In general, ICU staff knew more about the result than about the process of decision making.

This crisis was not just the result of decisions made by the mightiest of financial firms.

This means the majority of convictions are the result of decisions made by people accused of crimes rather than jurors.

It was also the result of decisions made by ordinary Americans to open credit cards and take on mortgages.

Ultimately, the British industry's salvation came as a result of decisions made halfway around the world.

Many of its programmes are the result of decisions made directly by voters, as opposed to the legislature.

But much like the crude below, the benefits have spread unevenly, often as a result of decisions made long ago.

The pollution problems China faces today are mostly the result of decisions — made at local levels even more than in Beijing — that make growth the top priority.

The timing of the report's release is the result of decisions made by Mr. Ray and a panel of three federal judges that supervises his office.

Much of the ad spending in the magazine is a result of decisions made before Ms. Stewart encountered controversy, although some probably came as late as midsummer.

This is the result of decisions made more by managers and politicians than by architects, but the architects don't seem to have done much to challenge it.