Sentence examples for decision out of from inspiring English sources

After he received a Ph.D. in immunology in the late 1970s, Martin made a decision "out of pure pragmatism--I needed to feed and clothe a young family --to leave academia and move into industry.

That is what brings the managers' decision out of hiding.

We must do this now, before the carp take this decision out of our hands.

"So they've been kind enough to take the decision out of our hands".

Crabtree said going to appeal would take control of the decision out of the council's hands.

The sixth took the decision out of their hands, which maybe was just as well.

And listen up close: I made the decision out of love.

Now the team may take the decision out of his hands.

Tells how they had to wait years to get a firm decision out of the EPA on its disposal.

Told of Mr. Nagle's allegation, she said it was appropriate to take the decision out of his hands.

It may be best, then, that this survey took the decision out of adults' hands and went straight to the young people themselves.