Sentence examples for decision to spread from inspiring English sources
In fact, Walmart's decision to spread Black Friday over five days is, perhaps counterintuitively, a response to the declining relevance of Black Friday.
The move to split the final series of Mad Men in two follows AMC's decision to spread the last series of its hit drama Breaking Bad across two years, in effect becoming two mini-series.
The major American airlines, with no immediate threat to the flights they now operate, said they were pleased with the decision to spread flights throughout the day, which could cut their costs by reducing delays.
Having been quarantined for so long in the trackless Translyvanian forests, he has now made a satanic decision to spread his malaise into the rational, scientific, bourgeois Europe of the 19th century.
But a combination of the increase in internet access and the government's decision to spread the advertising money has meant mainstream media command neither the authority nor the credibility of yore – its attempts at hitting the government often damaging its own standing.
The cognitive process involved in the decision to spread information involves answering four main questions viz consistency of message, coherency of message, credibility of source and general acceptability of message.
That's not his responsibility, that was a choice and a conscious decision he made to spread misinformation to the masses.
On Thursday, the House of Commons Defence Committee warned that ministers faced "difficult decisions" on how to spread military resources if they wanted to launch another mission on the same scale as last year's operation in Libya.
"One of the points of this decision is not just to spread risk," he said.
At the CBS affiliate in Denver, KCNC, for example, Mr. Obama has been outspending Mr. McCain by almost three to one since a decision in mid-October to spread McCain advertisements out over the remaining time until the election.
"The decision will only allow canker to spread more," said Cara Martin, a spokeswoman for Florida Citrus Mutual, the state's largest group of growers.
