Sentence examples for come to decisions from inspiring English sources

You need people who will stick their hand up and say "I don't agree" – but who are also able to come to decisions.

Pentland's theory is that in person people use all sorts of non-verbal or meta-verbal cues — looking, interrupting, turn-taking, vocal tone, and so on — to establish hierarchies, come to decisions, and generally get in sync.

"You know, I grew up in a big family and had my share of frustration trying to come to decisions within the family," Mr. Boehner said in an interview in his Capitol Hill office.

One of the peculiar features of group dynamics is that clusters of people will come to decisions that are far more extreme than any individual member would have come to on his own.

In Hartford on Wednesday, another member of the Bridgeport board, Thomas Mulligan, told the state board that it took a long time to come to decisions because of the endless requests for information from some board members and "the peppering and cross-examination in a toxic fashion of the superintendent constantly".

As program admissions committees come to decisions, applicants are notified of their status.

"We came to decisions in 1996 the right way," he said.

The app provides an insight into how the staff came to decisions.

I am a republican, but when it comes to decisions like that I think they are left to her".

That confusion has come at a steep price, particularly when it comes to decisions about where to target prevention efforts.

When it comes to decisions, nothing is spontaneous.