Sentence examples for decisions to jump from inspiring English sources

Others made last-minute decisions to jump in.

He painted a picture of flailing dot-com businesses running through money too fast, heavy with young, untested vice presidents who have never weathered crises; of more senior executives who are regretting their decisions to jump from old, established companies to Internet start-ups; of a ripple effect that the closed businesses and the layoffs are beginning to have across the economy.

Though survivors of the Golden Gate are minuscule, of the few dozen that have, two have recalled regretting their decisions to jump midair, feeling like everything in their lives could be fixed except for the fact that they'd just let go of the handrail.

Several years ago, I made the decision to jump into freelancing.

Mr. Ryan had his own explanation for his decision to jump from back-room wonk to candidate.

Asked about Mr. Romney's decision to jump into the fray, Mr. Hatch shrugged.

Far more promising, if humbling, was commercial radio's decision to jump into the Internet itself.

Then Robertson (South), not knowing how to describe her hand, made the practical decision to jump straight to six diamonds.

Ms Snowe described his decision to jump ship as "devastating" both "personally and then for the party".

Mr Crist's decision to jump into the race against Rick Scott, the unpopular Republican incumbent, had been expected for months.

"I'm not the most popular man in Finland," Harry Harkimo, Jokerit's chairman, said in a telephone interview, referring to his decision to jump to the K.H.L.