Sentence examples for decided that becoming from inspiring English sources

So is a father who decided that becoming a head coach would require too many hours spent away.

Reeling from the Asian financial crisis of 1997, South Korea decided that becoming a high-tech nation was the only way to secure its future.

But he decided that becoming a lawyer would be a better path for him to serve the public; he joined the accountability project after finishing law school at American University and passing the bar exam.

After yet another stellar audition in which I was not selected in the first round, I decided that becoming a famous ballerina was not for me.

Some companies decided that becoming employers who have relationships with their workers, pay them well, provide benefits, and train them to deliver high-quality services is actually a better business model.

So I decided that instead of becoming a straight man, I would become more assertive.

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"I have decided that I am becoming a distraction and therefore I have asked President Bush to withdraw my name for secretary of labor".

"I was so taken with those beautiful farms and the people I met, I decided that, short of becoming a farmer myself, the best way to immerse myself in their way of life was to document it -- to do a book about it," Ms. Chamberlin said.

Unfortunately, because of the way in which the stories have played over the last few days, the fact that all of you have made, I think, a great deal more of this story than need be and have, in my view, not told the story of some of the people around me, I have decided that I am becoming a distraction and therefore I have asked President Bush to withdraw my name for secretary of labor.