inadequate information

When you got right down to it, every important decision in life was made with inadequate information.

"We have since learned that many people actually make good decisions, but they are based on inadequate information."

The report rightly points out how inadequate information about the Union's policy is.

Insufficient and inadequate information was also the most common cause of complaint.

A choice based on inadequate information responding to a feeling of urgency.

In response to our questions, we received only inadequate information, for which we had to wait a long time.

"Correct to within 99.87 percent, given the admittedly inadequate information," the computer said.

Often, there is inadequate information about the effects of a technology on the natural course of an advanced disease.

It cites inadequate information about dosage levels and drug reactions.

Armed with inadequate information he usually fails to see why one moment is better for putting in a tack than any other.

Delays, they say, are a result not of inadequate information but of conflicts.

But, often, they make them with inadequate information.

This plan offers an opportunity and should not be gambled away due to false or inadequate information.

Is it a matter of incorrect implementation in the Member States or inadequate information?

Inadequate information also can lead to morale problems.

However, there is inadequate information to recommend circumcision as a public health measure to prevent these diseases.

It also found inadequate information in some of the categories it studied for the California tracts.

The Pentagon has insisted that its earlier errors in public pronouncements were the result of incomplete, inadequate information.

More and more, he was being made aware that his own views of things were often based on pitifully inadequate information.

At this stage, allow me to mention three things: firstly, we have, clearly, a whole series of misunderstandings and, maybe, inadequate information.

But we need to realize that we are making decisions on the use of hormones based on inadequate information.

"We'll be making vital, life-and-death decisions with grossly inadequate information.

Companies may make sub-optimal choices, from an occupational health and safety or environmental standpoint, with inadequate information about alternatives.

These are externalities, imperfect competition and inadequate information.

Inadequate information results in insecurity, mistrust, and finally only fear, ending in blockade.