Sentence examples for deciding as a from inspiring English sources

The interesting thing we found in looking into this question, though, is that deciding as a couple does not necessarily mean it is a harmonious, loving, joint decision.

Timbers fans used the chant from about 2007 to 2009 (when the club played in a minor league), Hoyt said, before deciding as a group that it was overused.

Among them: moving to New York from Michigan, moving to a foreign country, adopting children internationally, studying Kabbalah and deciding as a teen not to shave her legs or under her arms (she changed her mind on that last one, eventually).

Furthermore, individuals who had consumed more alcohol were significantly more risky than those same individuals deciding as a group.

Alcohol consumers made the riskiest decisions when making them alone, and the least risky decisions when deciding as a group.

The focus group process involved participants looking at a picture card and deciding, as a group, if the scenario depicted on the card was 'good', 'not good', or indeterminate (in this study the commonly used local term of 'not sure' was used).

"It's not MPs deciding, it's not government deciding, it's not me deciding as an individual.

But neither does it seem possible for me to confer existence on my act of deciding as an aspect of the act itself.

Deciding as an individual to reduce freshwater waste, or cut my carbon footprint has negligible impact on the state of the world's rivers or global temperature.

The American people need to decide, as a people, where the limits lie.

"We've decided, as a country, that we're having that.