Sentence examples for calling a decision from inspiring English sources
(She called Hilton a "bitter lonely old queen," and he struck back by calling a decision to briefly sell her new album on Amazon for $3.99 "desperate").
Emanuel added that Brizard's candidacy prevented him from having to choose between an education and a manager, calling a decision between the two "a false choice". Brizard is the first schools chief pulled from outside the Windy City since 1995, when the mayor received control over that appointment, the Wall Street Journal noted.
In the original Age, a major component of such a practice was numerical: "To get more sales, see more people". But in the new Age, continuing to push against this shift in prospect expectations – calling a decision-maker before you've established relevance – is increasingly producing lower quality results.
We propose a new approach called a decision assessment and decision inventory that will provide systematic information describing the relevant attributes of climate-related decisions.
Mr. Brookwood, the analyst, called a decision by Mr. Ruiz to sue Intel for antitrust violations a "gutsy" move.
When the Japanese reach the point we call a decision, they say they are in the action stage.
Hilbert was asking for what would now be called a decision procedure for all of mathematics.
