Sentence examples for Decisive choices from inspiring English sources

(Playing well requires decisive choices on myriad hypothetical outcomes. Graduate students love the game).

Appearing before a chamber whose minimum age for elected members is 40, the 39-year-old prime minister said political leaders needed to take "radical, decisive choices" in a bid to turn Italy into a "place of opportunities".

He relied on the presumption, once sound, that the Party itself would make decisive choices, in the form of endorsements and funding, that would bless some candidates and doom others.

The decisive choices that I've been able to make, I've experienced as dives, leaps into the void, with moorings cast off, confronting defeat or at least acceptance, in the contrary case, of the grave and perilous consequences that failure would entail.

If you are able to make firm and decisive choices about what you want on a personal level from your career and your business success story, chances are you are going to be an effective and proactive leader, who is able to be decisive and engage in proactive, value-connected work on a large scale.

THE BIG IDEA: In June, D.C. voters made a surprising but decisive choice.

Among the more recent generations, Mr. Jabbar, now snowy haired, made the most decisive choice.

Still, he made the decisive choice not just to make peace with the former insurgents but to pay them not to fight us.

Mr Morales will then face what might be the decisive choice of his presidency.Correction: we coloured the region of Tarija green on the original map.

The design of our machine, which exploits the dual laser beam technique, appears a decisive choice for the success of the assay.

As soon as you have the contested election in 1796, you discover that there actually were two identifiable candidates, representing two effective parties that would allow voters to make a decisive choice.