Sentence examples similar to unwise decision making from inspiring English sources
After President Obama signs it into law, the nation's financial industry will still be dominated by a handful of institutions that are too large, too interconnected and too politically powerful to be allowed to go bankrupt if they make unwise decisions or make huge wrong-way bets.
Numerous experimental and field studies have shown a link between the lack of self-control and a wide range of puzzling phenomena of human behaviour, such as cheating [3], lack of prosocial behaviour [4] and unwise decision-making by people living in poverty [5].
They noted that previous attempts to alter the exemption had not received sufficient support and wrote, "Given the precipitous, unwise and unfortunate contraction decision made by the League's owners on Tuesday, we believe the time is now right to renew such efforts".
Many observers would have you think that the resulting liquidity crunch was the direct result of the economic illiterates who made the unwise decision to take out subprime mortgages on homes they could not afford.
It would be an unwise decision if they made that".
When classifying the plant activity, besides using the EC 3.5.3 class (amidinohydrolase) instead of the more appropriate EC 3.5.1 (amidohydrolase), the Enzyme Commission made an unwise decision to officially name the enzyme ureidoglycolate hydrolase, a name previously used in the literature to indicate a different enzyme (26, 30, 31).
Caution also needs to be exercised in interpreting this as a substantive reasoning standard because the Mental Capacity Act 2005 states 'a person is not to be treated as unable to make a decision merely because he makes an unwise decision'.
The Act rests on five key principles, including, "a person must be assumed to have capacity unless it is established that they lack capacity" and "a person is not to be treated as unable to make a decision merely because he makes an unwise decision".
