Sentence examples for decision to fall from inspiring English sources

Gabriel's decision to fall on his sword brings important consequences for the SPD, Germany, and Europe.

For Ms. Morrison, Barbara is now Barbary, Desdemona's African nurse who cared for her as a child, helped shape her decision to fall in love with Othello and died of a broken heart.

"Armed with their early-warning system foretelling customer wants and needs," the book says, "Chambers and his colleagues picked up on the single most important market transition of the 1990's: the decision to fall in love with the Internet.

Certainly, the company's £680m pension fund deficit is at least partly traceable to its decision to fall in with corporate fashion during the boom years of the 1990s, and take a seven-year pension holiday for both company and staff that only ended in 2002.

The original "Land of the Lost" aired from 1974 to 1976 (and was briefly revived in 1991), so it makes sense that Ferrell, who was 7 when it first ran, can lay some Gen-X claim to the decision to fall into this one.

Quint shows how Milton radically revises the epic tradition and the Genesis story itself by arguing that it is better to create than destroy, by telling the reader to make love, not war, and by appearing to ratify Adam's decision to fall and die with his wife.

The airlines ascribed their decision to falling passenger demand and steadily increasing costs of maintaining the fleet.

This article was amended on 2 November 2017 to clarify that 53 of the original trees planted in 1919 remain and that the final decision to fell the trees was not made by Amey.

Worse yet, the council even refused to budge on the decision to fell the Chelsea Elm, a rare tree which survived Dutch Elm Disease, was voted the second best tree in England, and houses a colony of endangered butterflies.

In the one Florida county where things seemed to go right for Vice President Al Gore, nearly every important decision seemed to fall to one man.

The crises of the past show we have stared into the abyss many times before, and it is our decision whether to fall in or not.