Sentence examples for rushed decision making from inspiring English sources

From living in New York it is clear that the US market is overheated; all you hear about is too much money trying to get into every deal leading to both over-inflated valuations and rushed decision making that will most likely bring down performance levels.

It is extremely vulnerable to accidents, false warnings, rushed decision-making and bad judgment.

The rushed decision to make this document available to the full House of Representatives was followed quickly by calls from some quarters to release the document to the public.

While there are compelling arguments that playoff expansion will benefit the sport for years to come, a rushed decision to make last minute changes has hurt the product for 2012.

Among the most significant mistakes Kanell made in his last start was throwing into double coverage and rushing his decision making so that downfield receivers were not given proper consideration.

On the other hand, don't feel pressured into making a rushed decision.

Tenney blamed Republican Party reluctance to embrace Trump's presidency as a reason he may have made a rushed decision to employ Porter.

That in turn led to a rushed initial decision, made in consultation with House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). during the presidential transition, to push for a full repeal of the 2010 health law and then set up a two- to three-year window in which Republicans would pass bills to replace it.

NICHOLLS: There's no need to make a rushed decision.

Mr. McCain cast the process, at least in those days, as orderly and said that the last thing he wanted was the kind of rushed decision that President George Bush had made in 1988 in selecting his running mate, Dan Quayle, then a senator from Indiana.

After a few years of feeling unsatisfied by it, I kind of made a rushed decision and went to culinary school at a community college.