Sentence examples for a key decision to from inspiring English sources

There's a place for it, but unlike many others before us we've made a key decision to split the editorial from the website because I believe print and online are entirely different products.

O'Neill has a key decision to make in central defence and, although he has kept his cards close to his chest, it is expected that he will start with Blackburn Rovers' Shane Duffy alongside O'Shea.

He told Television Espanola: "It was a key decision to not give a second yellow card to Busquets, especially because of the amount of yellow cards we received in the first half.

You may not have heard of many of them but they have a key decision to make.

A key decision to implement failure detectors is the choice of algorithm to compute a precise timeout interval.

For example in our case study of "Integra" we found a key decision to adopt a new programming language as an Integration bridge between RED and GREEN.

As grueling as it can be to make a call on the hard decisions, it's much worse to be unable to make a key decision at all — to be forced to take an action due to financial restrictions or other constraints.

Obama made a key decision at midyear.

There have been many, many others, but perhaps a key decision was to come to Stanford.

On each of these dimensions, a key decision is to strive for differentiation or similarity in styling.

Moscow has gone on a major charm offensive in an attempt to prove it is cleaning up its act after a series of major doping allegations, weeks before a key decision on whether to allow Russian athletes to compete at the Rio Olympics.