Sentence examples for an array of decisions from inspiring English sources

"There is an array of decisions between two choices, such as saying yes or no to a hospice," Dr. Lynn said.

Every morning presents an array of decisions to make: what to wear, what clubs and restaurants to visit, who to sleep with, what drugs to take.

President Bush's new economic team will immediately be confronted with an array of decisions that could make or break the economy and determine whether Mr. Bush wins re-election.

To make principals more accountable for their schools, the Bloomberg administration is giving them more money and unprecedented authority over an array of decisions — from curriculum to spending to teacher training — that can make or break a school.

After more than a month in limbo, Mr. Bush now faces an array of decisions about his cabinet and how he wants to pursue his agenda after an election that saw the American public divide right down the middle.

Doing so can help guide you through an array of decisions surrounding your personal life, your vocation, your friendships, even your biggest money decisions.

GAIA principal investigator Larry Paxton said that climate change was an obvious target, given its enormous impact on an array of decision-makers who could range from sewage treatment designers and managers; to farmers coaxing viable crops; to urban planners; to first responders, doctors and public health officials; to government agencies and funding entities.

The bedside provider accesses an array of decision-making cues that are not well represented in the current generation of electronic medical records.

An array of decision-making tools, such as risk assessment, life cycle analysis and sustainability evaluation, are available for focused assessment and broader decision-making [ 7]; but of these, risk assessment lies along the critical path for the acceptance and development of transgenic biofeedstock crops.

The result is an unusually disparate catch-all package that contains a third of the entire $1.7 trillion Federal budget and an array of policy decisions that most members of Congress will not have a chance to read, let alone digest, before voting on it.

Earl Warren, the chief justice who presided over an array of major decisions, including the order to desegregate schools, called it ''the most important case of my tenure on the court.'' Over the decades, lower courts have commonly overseen mapmaking to ensure that states draw districts roughly equal in population.