Sentence examples for tricky decision-making from inspiring English sources

"The supermarket is just such a tricky decision-making environment.

And when you're playing the "Arena" -- a game mode that begins with you selecting cards for your deck one at a time -- you have to tap an extra button to look at the cards you've chosen already, which makes decision-making a little trickier.

It is tricky to integrate information and decision-making across dozens of city departments and private suppliers – some of them rivals, all of them with their own cultures and bureaucracies.

Determining the role of unconscious bias in conscious decision-making is extraordinarily tricky.

And stress makes good decision-making harder.

A crisis that needs swift decision-making may be trickier for him".

Their decision-making, hard enough as it is, would become even trickier if Britain adopted the single currency.

Cuadrodo is a tricky and quick winger, although he has an erratic streak and can sometimes frustrate with his decision-making in the final third.

For him, the crafts skills required include dealing with such tricky challenges, but at least he now has his wife Noreena Hertz's recent book on decision-making to guide him.

That left Icann with the tricky task of executing a 180-degree turn while continuing to assure everyone that it was, in fact, an autonomous decision-making body.

Decision-making is cumbersome.