Sentence examples for decision to talk from inspiring English sources

This decision to talk was not popular with colleagues.

EXTRA POINTS Coach AL GROH explained his decision to talk to VINNY TESTAVERDE on Tuesday.

The decision to talk about her abuse, was a tough one for Karen.

For Mr. García, who teaches marketing at Deusto University here, the decision to talk to the former terrorist was difficult.

George Osborne has defended the government's decision to talk about the possibility of Greece leaving the euro.

Mr. Cain's decision to talk about the allegations publicly at the National Press Club on Monday may give the women some legal cover to come forward.

His performance that night scored unusually well in public-opinion polls; apparently, the long silence (he had been too busy making decisions to talk to the press, he said) was just the thing he needed to represidentialize.

Just like behavioral economists have studied why people make certain choices, or statisticians have pulled out insights about human behavior from "Big Data," researchers have been hard at work analyzing the human behavior behind our decisions to talk and share.

She adds: "I made a decision not to talk publicly throughout the filming, until now.

Just put this in your article: I admire and respect the Carroll family for their decision not to talk publicly.

Still, those four years are telling, even more than the campaign's decision not to talk about them.