Sentence examples for sharp decision-making from inspiring English sources

Midfielder Xabi Alonso sprays passes around the field and has been able to dictate flow — and boost a lethal counterattack — with sharp decision-making.

We weren't sharp enough with our decision-making, were too passive and made silly mistakes".

Their short, sharp passing was creating opportunities but decision-making in the final third was letting them down, although Robben caused an all-too-brief moment of excitement just before half-time when he pounced on a loose ball and jinked his way into the area, only to see his shot deflected wide by Chris Smalling.

It's easier to travel, your brain stays sharp and it even helps the decision-making process.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

Their decision-making skills will be sharper," he says.

Smoothness and sharp changes in intensity values were employed as criteria in decision-making using subjective optimization (Fig. 2).

But Feaver said mixed signals during the decision-making process forced Obama "to do a sharp pivot back" toward escalation, complicating his task of rallying public opinion.

MLS will keep Dempsey fit and reasonably sharp, but a dip in form, at least in regards to the speed of decision-making, would not be surprising.

Decision-making is cumbersome.

"Decision-making is key".