Sentence examples for a sudden decision from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a sudden decision" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you need to describe a decision that was made quickly, without much forethought or warning. Example: The board of directors made a sudden decision to close the office early for the day.
Mrs. King, also 55, said moving away was not a sudden decision.
It was not a sudden decision, he later said: "I was not struck off a horse".
It turns out Khalid made a sudden decision to leave the refuge and go back home.
(He remains in deep thought for a while — then seems to make a sudden decision and grins sardonically).
"We decided we didn't want people to have to leave the disposition of their pets to chance, or a sudden decision, after they died," Carlisle told me.
A day after Pendleton won gold in Beijing, Sutton spelt out the consequences of a sudden decision which meant Gardner had to leave British cycling.
It all began with Mr. Koons's sudden decision a few months ago not to introduce his latest series of sculptures, collectively titled "Gazing Ball," at Gagosian, which represents him, but at Zwirner.
Jacobi also gave an explanation for his sudden decision to publish the letters.
Essentra said its filters business was affected by weaker demand in China, slower implementation of new contracts and the sudden decision by a US customer to move production to Thailand.
He has always played down the possibility that there might be unwanted interference from his living predecessor as a result of Pope Benedict's sudden decision to resign - unprecedented in modern times - a year ago.
Was there an "Avenues effect" on the sudden decision to rebrand?
