Sentence examples for decision as opposed from inspiring English sources

We made a business decision as opposed to a marketing decision.

He added his concern that Trump's team would double down on the decision, as opposed to acknowledging the misstep.

But Mr. Prettyman said he was not persuaded that the 1955 letter was motivated by unhappiness about the Brown decision as opposed to what he called a rocky relationship between the justice and the clerk.

War is collective; strategy rarely emerges from a single conscious decision as opposed to many smaller decisions; and war is, above all, a deeply uncertain endeavour dominated by unanticipated events and by assumptions that all too frequently prove false.

"I expect a sense of nationhood will come out of this decision, as opposed to just me living as an individual having knowledge of self," Mr. Allah said from his cell at Eastern Correctional Facility, in Ulster County, responding through his lawyer, Ms. Viola, to written questions.

There are broader risks in having the general electorate involved in every political decision, as opposed to delegation, as well costs for the public related to obtaining enough information to constructively contribute to every decision — not to mention the risk of having ill-founded and populist decisions.

"She believes the governor and the General Assembly are in the best position to make those decisions, as opposed to judges".

(However, the department doesn't remove the names of people who complain about department decisions, as opposed to the projects themselves, Ms. Sehgal said).

They have a sphere within which they can make decisions as opposed to a committee-based or team-based approach where there's a bunch of people who kind of share the decision.

These are painful conditions requiring immediate decisions, as opposed to diagnoses like breast or prostate cancer, in which a patient and his or her family can take a few days to figure out the best course.

concluded that it would be better if "decisions about the debt level occur in conjunction with spending and revenue decisions as opposed to the after-the-fact approach now used," adding that doing so "would help avoid the uncertainty and disruptions that occur during debates on the debt limit today".