AML Unit 3 - Decision-making Flashcards
“Why don’t we install solar panels?” (consider)
We could consider installing solar panels.
“We should make sure we have more than one choice.” (options open)
Let’s keep our options open.
“We should think a little more about this.” (hasty)
Let’s not make any hasty decisions.
“We could replace our printers.” (option)
One option would be to replace our printers.
“I don’t see it that way.” (differently)
I see things a little differently from you.
“I know, I’ve said this a thousand times, but we need to take the budget into consideration.” (going on)
I know I keep going on about this, but we need to take the budget into consideration.
“We can’t upset shareholders right now.” (afford)
We just can’t afford to upset shareholders right now.
“Sure, but I still don’t think that the staff will accept that.” (convinced)
Yes, but I’m not convinced that the staff will accept that.
“We should think more about this.” (through)
We should think this through a bit more.
“I really haven’t decided.” (minds)
I’m in two minds about it, really.
“We really should encourage the staff to use recycled paper.” (course of action)
The best course of action would be to encourage the staff to use recycled paper.
“To put it another way--it’s our responsibility to save energy.” (Another…)
Another way to put it is that it’s our responsibility to save energy.
“I don’t really agree with you.” (not so sure)
I’m not so sure I agree with you there.
“We need to hurry up!” (important/quickly)
I do think it’s important to act quickly.