Sentence examples for at decided from inspiring English sources

As part of their substantial awards push this year, the marketers at Pixar (another category the company excels at) decided to pull back the curtain on the magic factory a bit.

The successful companies I looked at decided they needed a new breed of production leader managers able to focus on a wider set of objectives than efficiency and cost.

When I flew into Faro, Portugal at 11 at night at decided to take the bus with really no idea where to get off to get to my hostel and a bus driver/passengers who spoke little English — it was definitely a way more stress inducing experience than paying an extra 5 or 10 euros to take a cab.

"I'm not good at deciding things quickly," she explains.

There are extensive rules aimed at deciding if something is a banking entity or not.

Germany, he acknowledged, was among the countries that had balked to the last at deciding on a permanent rescue mechanism.

But will hedge-fund managers be any better at deciding which films to back than the studios?

I am not that great at deciding on colours and decorations, and chose everything in rather a panic.

The meeting was aimed at deciding whether Mr. Chu was the right director to refresh Virgin's first safety video.

Talks aimed at deciding how and when to dispose of paramilitary arms and munitions are suspended until April 13.

Local insurance companies would be much better at deciding how to pay doctors and hospitals to deliver quality care, he said.