Sentence examples for short-term decisions from inspiring English sources

Whether it's businesses making short-term decisions about profit margins.

That leads to short-term decisions, self-interest and such sagas as the Olympic Stadium.

Hyperlinks and overstimulation mean the brain must give most of its attention to short-term decisions.

"They don't want to be stampeded into taking short-term decisions that may have long-term consequences," he said.

"His political epitaph is to take short-term decisions and not carry them through," the source said.

"Our success is totally a function of never making short-term decisions for our artists," he said.

"In the real estate business you have be a long-term investor and not make short-term decisions.

"If you don't have the luxury of making short-term decisions, you have to play statistics," Dr. Slater said.

But it is true that politicians, who generally have short-term (four to six-year) mandates are better at making short-term decisions.

Yes, with alcohol and cash, we are thinking the most vulnerable Australians, Indigenous or non-Indigenous, can opt into this card, improve their short term decisions, give them the ability to budget and get into employment and into action.

It's not acceptable to close a motorway or airport for days or weeks, so why do you regard it as acceptable to close a railway? 2. Treat taxpayer subsidy as a privilege not a right: Spend every pound intelligently – short term decisions are being driven on procurement price, at the expense of operational suitability and costs.