Sentence examples for decision was disastrous from inspiring English sources

The decision was disastrous.

He said the timing of the Barclays decision was disastrous.

I reiterate that the OFT's decision was disastrous and it was heavily criticised across the industry, from left and right and centre.

People who always want all the information before they make a decision are disastrous C.E.O.s.

The decision is disastrous, but it makes Strand's point well.

As soon as the changeover occurred though, it became apparent that the decision was a disastrous one.

Democrats hailed the budget as containing "historic reforms" and "tough decisions," while Republicans said it was "disastrous," "sheer lunacy" and "laden with pork and patronage".

Mr. Reagan's decision to send marines to Lebanon was disastrous, however, and his invasion of Grenada pure melodrama.

But after Mr. McCain said this week in an interview with The Weekly Standard that he might consider a supporter of abortion rights as his running mate, like former Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania, conservative leaders responded with a torrent of criticism, warning that such a decision would be disastrous for the party's chances in the fall.

Stanford's lawyers had warned months ago that such a decision would be disastrous for academic patents.

He believes that the decision not to reopen the following year was disastrous.