Sentence examples for cold decisions from inspiring English sources

"But these are the hard, cold decisions that have to be made".

Cashman lives in two worlds, the world on the field of emotion, muscle and pride, and the world upstairs of trades and cuts, of cold decisions designed to keep the machine rolling -- who stays, who goes, who takes their place.

But he seems unashamedly so and his approach does not detract from this welcome biography of a man able to combine warm family and personal relationships with hard-headed intellectual analysis, taking the cold decisions needed to succeed in the most unaccountable and secret of government agencies.

But the party really screeched to a halt in March, when the cold-blooded decisions of the off-season replaced the warm fuzziness of the Saints' Super Bowl victory.

So that the creative team could then go view these regional productions and -- after seeing how this same material had been handled by others -- make some cold-blooded decisions about what needed to be done to fix this show.

Certainly his removal was a bold and cold decision by Joe Torre, his manager, and it was a maneuver that worked out well.

"A lot of people think you make it as a cold decision – that you just decide you're going to play this lonely alcoholic who's never had children and has lots of regrets.

Don't force pregnant 16-year-olds to get parental consent before having an abortion; this is a "cold" decision, capable of being made after careful thought, which the 16-year-old brain is well-equipped to handle.

Ragui Assaad, an Egyptian and a professor at the University of Minnesota, had predicted Friday that the military would make a cold-blooded decision about Mr. Mubarak.

His cold-blooded decision to take the latter course was almost more shocking than Jackie's brutal murder at the end of episode two.

Strictly speaking, this is not about patriotism but rather about a cold-blooded decision about what makes the best deal for that powerful multinational corporation, CBS.